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. 1920 Oct;10(10):783–789. doi: 10.2105/ajph.10.10.783

TRUTH IN ADVERTISING DRUG PRODUCTS

Arthur J Cramp
PMCID: PMC1362888  PMID: 18010381

Abstract

Advertisements of patent medicines are not controlled by law, although the labels on the boxes and bottles are, to some extent. Statements made in patent medicine advertisements are often notoriously exaggerated. Dr. Cramp asserts that, so long as the individual can have proprietary monopoly in his product, it is hopeless to expect truth in the advertisements.

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