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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2020 · 58 MIN

Episode 7: Direct-To-Consumer Advertising in Healthcare: Legality and Ethics

from Healthcare Unfiltered · host Chadi Nabhan

Alison Bateman-House (@ABatemanHouse), MPH, PhD, medical ethicist at New York University’s School of Medicine, explains the distinction between direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising of doctors and drugs to that of consumer goods, as well as regulatory and ethical concerns of DTC advertising on the part of hospitals and drugs. Chadi and Dr. Bateman-House grapple with questions of whether healthcare is simply a consumer good or if it is something more and whether DTC advertising should be banned in healthcare altogether.

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