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Drug makers agree on code of conduct

Family TV hour, risk data noted

By Diedtra Henderson
Globe Staff / August 3, 2005

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WASHINGTON -- Drug makers vowed to no longer run brief television advertisements that fail to adequately describe risks associated with their products, and Pfizer Inc. said it will stop airing Viagra ads during times when the audience is mostly families or children. (Full article: 366 words)

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