As Health and Human Services secretary, Robert Kennedy Jr. is a menace to us all and ought to be removed as soon as possible. But he’s right about one matter, and, in a break from his usual practice ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In today’s media landscape, you know what outrages me the most? Seeing those repetitive, dreamlike and misleading prescription drug commercials that seem to ...

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With the arrival of new fall programming, television viewers will once again be bombarded with advertisements for prescription drugs. But a recent executive order signed by President Trump has taken ...

In 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA or the Agency) issued a surprising number of enforcement letters to ...

Amid rapidly evolving media consumption habits and a federal push to limit direct-to-consumer drug advertising, pharma companies in 2026 and beyond are on track to continue their migration away from ...

Of all of the Trump administration’s policy initiatives, this might be the one with the widest base of non-MAGA support. On Tuesday, the White House announced that it planned to make it much more ...

Wegovy, Farxiga, Vraylar ... the stream of drug ads on TV has gotten so pervasive that they’re bringing together an unlikely pair of politicians to take them on. Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie ...

The FDA is apparently not charmed by the mischievous “Lipid Lurkers” in an Esperion Therapeutics commercial for cholesterol-lowering drug Nexlizet. | The FDA is apparently not charmed by the ...

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said President Donald Trump's new executive order requiring pharmaceutical companies to list all the side effects of the drugs they sell could ...

Despite debate, drug companies pay celebrities to hype disease awareness. April 1, 2009— -- People love their celebrities and advertisers love their power to sell virtually anything: makeup, ...