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Correction to Wolfe, N Engl J Med 346(7):524-526 February 14, 2002.

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Direct-to-Consumer Advertising — Education or Emotion Promotion?

 

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by Wolfe, S. M.
Direct-to-Consumer Advertising — Education or Emotion Promotion? . In the second full paragraph of the right-hand column on page 524, the first sentence should have read, "Serious deficiencies have been documented in the educational value of advertising for prescription drugs," not "Serious deficiencies have been documented in the educational value of advertising for over-the-counter drugs," as printed.



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