Which marketing practice did pharmaceutical companies widely abandon in the 2000s due to ethical concerns and regulatory pressure?

Marketing in the medical and pharmaceutical industry involves unique ethical considerations and regulatory constraints that don't exist in other sectors. Test your knowledge about how pharmaceutical companies have adapted their marketing strategies in response to changing regulations and public perceptions. This poll explores a significant shift in pharmaceutical marketing practices that has shaped how these companies communicate with healthcare providers and patients.

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Branded merchandise for physicians (pens, notepads, etc.)
Direct-to-consumer television advertising
Continuing medical education sponsorship
Patient assistance programs