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Unsubstantiated and overstated claims of efficacy
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A 32-slide presentation on misleading advertisements and FDA warnings prepared by PharmedOut.
Key Concepts addressed:- Claims: are they justified?
- 1-11 Explanations about how treatments work can be wrong
- 2-11 Subgroup analyses may be misleading
Details
Misleading Ads & FDA Warnings
Unsubstantiated Superiority/Overstatement of Efficacy Claims. An implication is made that a drug is better or more effective without supporting scientific evidence
PharmedOut is a Georgetown University Medical Center project, that advances evidence-based prescribing, and educates healthcare professionals about pharmaceutical marketing practices.
