Which regulatory change in the 1990s revolutionized pharmaceutical advertising in the US by allowing prescription drug advertisements to be broadcast directly to consumers?

The pharmaceutical industry's approach to advertising has undergone significant transformation over decades. From journal ads targeting physicians to direct-to-consumer campaigns, marketing strategies have evolved alongside regulatory changes and technological advancements. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal shift in pharmaceutical product advertising that changed how medical products reach consumers.

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The FDA's 1997 draft guidance that relaxed requirements for broadcast advertisements to include all risk information
The 1992 Prescription Drug User Fee Act that accelerated drug approvals
The 1995 Digital Millennium Copyright Act that permitted online pharmaceutical marketing
The 1998 Medical Device Amendments that allowed medical device television commercials