Which major pharmaceutical marketing strategy shift occurred in the early 2000s in response to ethical concerns about influencing prescribing behaviors?

Modern pharmaceutical marketing strategies often walk a fine line between effective promotion and ethical responsibility. Companies must balance their commercial interests with patient welfare and regulatory compliance. This poll explores your knowledge of a significant marketing strategy shift that changed how medical products are promoted to healthcare professionals and patients alike. Test your understanding of how the medical product industry adapted its marketing approach in response to ethical concerns and regulatory changes.

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Elimination of direct-to-consumer advertising for prescription medications
Substantial reduction in pharmaceutical sales representative access to physicians and implementation of gift/meal restrictions
Complete transition from print to digital marketing for all medical devices
Mandatory inclusion of competitor comparison data in all promotional materials