Industry spend on direct-to-consumer advertising for pharmaceuticals has returned to levels not seen in a decade.
Pharmaceutical manufacturers spent almost $6bn on DTC advertising in the US in 2015, nearly the same amount industry spent in...
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The pharmaceutical industry spent roughly $6bn in 2015 on direct-to-consumer advertising, and the upswing is expected to continue due to favorable economics. Most of the dollars go to TV ads, with more emphasis on targeted patient groups.
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