Which prescription medication became the first to air a direct-to-consumer television advertisement after the 1997 FDA regulation change?

Pharmaceutical marketing underwent a revolutionary change when the FDA relaxed broadcast advertising regulations in 1997, allowing drug companies to advertise prescription medications directly to consumers on television without listing all potential side effects. This change dramatically transformed how medical products reach patients and influenced patient-physician relationships. Test your knowledge of this pivotal moment in medical product advertising history!

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