Which regulatory change in the 1990s revolutionized pharmaceutical advertising by allowing direct-to-consumer (DTC) television advertisements for prescription medications?

The pharmaceutical industry spends billions annually on advertising their products. Over the decades, regulations and approaches to medical product marketing have evolved significantly. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal shift in pharmaceutical advertising history that changed how prescription medications are marketed directly to consumers in the United States.

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FDA's 1997 guidance that relaxed requirements for presenting risk information, allowing for broadcast advertisements with simplified disclosures
The 1994 Medical Marketing Act that eliminated all restrictions on pharmaceutical advertising to consumers
The 1999 Digital Health Communications Act that first allowed pharmaceutical companies to advertise prescription drugs online
The 1992 International Harmonization Agreement that standardized pharmaceutical advertising across all major markets