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flag New FDA rules aim to clarify drug risks in TV and radio ads, using simpler language and reducing distractions.

flag The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released new rules for TV and radio drug advertisements, aiming to make risk information clearer and more direct. flag The guidelines, developed over 15 years, will take effect on November 20. flag They require drugmakers to use simple language without medical jargon, distracting visuals, or audio effects. flag While praised for increasing transparency, some experts worry that companies might still find ways to downplay risks. flag Additionally, the FDA faces new challenges as drug companies increasingly promote their products through social media influencers with minimal oversight.

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