Watchdogs demand pill advert inquiry

British consumer watchdogs today called for an inquiry into a government agency’s handling of a complaint about advertising for a new contraceptive pill.

Sun, 08 Dec, 2002 - 20:08

British consumer watchdogs today called for an inquiry into a government agency’s handling of a complaint about advertising for a new contraceptive pill.

Health journal The Drug and Therapeutic Bulletin (DTB) described the Medicines Control Agency’s “slowness” and “secrecy” when dealing with adverts for the pill Yasmin as “wholly unacceptable”.

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