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This commercial ran repeatedly -- in a loop -- before the Annual Stockholders' Meeeting in Chicago, last week. That, along with the one of mini-skirted women in stilettos -- mowing the lawn -- for the new Dr. Scholl's, for her -- really showed some class. Nice. Here is the FDA's guidance document -- as a PDF file.
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More coverage: http://industry.bnet.com/pharma/10002357/why-schering-ploughs-nasonex-bee-is-to-blame-for-fdas-new-drug-ad-rules
The meme continues to build -- Jim Edwards, above -- and now, Sarah Rubenstein, writing for the WSJ's Health Blog. Cool.
Thanks, one and all, for the traffic today. . . . the face of the bee image, cleaned up, will be available shortly -- as a public domain file -- in a comment, below, as a link. . . .
Namaste
Okay -- cleaned-up, now. With college football style "eye-black" imagery, to boot!
Feel free to download, use, re-use and republish this, as you see fit -- it is a protected parody image, relating to of a matter of the gravest public concern -- the appreciation and understanding of known side-effects, and risks, for FDA-regulated chemical compounds, used in human health-care -- ingested en vivo.
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