Which groundbreaking FDA decision in the 1990s led to the explosion of prescription drug commercials on American television?

In the world of pharmaceutical marketing, one regulatory change dramatically transformed how prescription medications are promoted to the public. This landmark shift in marketing strategy created a multi-billion dollar advertising category and forever changed the doctor-patient relationship. Test your knowledge about this significant development in medical product marketing history that continues to influence healthcare decisions today.

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The 1997 guidance that relaxed broadcast advertising requirements, allowing drug companies to name both the drug and its purpose without listing all side effects
The 1993 ruling that required pharmaceutical companies to include celebrity endorsements in all television commercials
The 1999 mandate that all prescription drugs must be advertised with animated mascots to increase brand recognition
The 1995 legislation that required pharmaceutical companies to donate 10% of advertising budgets to public health education campaigns