RFK Jr.’s Promise to Ban Pharmaceutical Ads Is Stalled

“Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has the power to stop pharmaceutical companies from advertising directly to consumers. He could do it almost instantaneously by revising the ’90s-era guidance giving drugmakers the opening to run 30-second TV ads on their products,” NOTUS reports.

“However, the Department of Health and Human Services is taking a different approach — one that indicates the matter is not as high on the Trump administration’s priority list as Kennedy told his supporters.”