I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again: if Americans can’t pay their way out of pharmaceutical TV commercials via cable TV networks, then that should be quite indicative as to how corrupt the clandestine quad-partnerships between government, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and media have become around matters that either gravely or enticingly affect privacy, profiteering, and/or consumer preferences.
And, although I’m not an intellectual, researcher, politician, or economist, it doesn’t take a genius to figure out that the intersection of bioethics, artificial intelligence, and the darkness of capitalism has formed the nuclei from which the corruption of pharmaceutical marketing and advertising has sustained its fierce energy. As it is targeted and extraordinarily corrupt, the cable TV commercial production and advertising of pharmaceutical drugs to the U.S. consumer needs to come to a screeching halt. Likewise, unless there are some highly effective means to block similar ads on the internet, they too should be off limits with respect to pharmaceuticals being advertised directly to the U.S. consumer. As far as I know from articles online, “the United States and New Zealand are the only countries where drug makers are allowed to market prescription drugs directly to consumers.”
Still relevant today, this article may also interest you: “We’re Being Bombarded by Ads for Drugs” | And this, “Pharmaceutical marketing strategies“
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