Off-label use of medications: A common practice

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Off-label use of drugs is a common and acceptable practice by doctors and when done under a doctor's care, off-label use of medications is legal and might be the standard of care for many disorders. Off-label use means that a drug is being used for a purpose that is not listed on the product's label.

United Kingdom, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Usage, Laws, regulations and rules, Off-label prescribing, Off label prescribing

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Behind the scenes

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Marketing a new medicine is a vital step for a drugEs success in the market that can be done by varying combination of targeting physicians and consumers. Some important guidelines with reference to finding relevant names, campaigning, and other marketing skills are discussed.

United States, Marketing procedures, Pharmaceutical industry, Marketing, Company marketing practices

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