Which pharmaceutical slogan led to a revolutionary shift in how patients discussed their medical conditions with doctors and significantly increased treatment rates?

The pharmaceutical industry has created some of the most memorable marketing campaigns in history. Beyond developing life-saving medications, these companies craft powerful brand identities through clever slogans and taglines. This poll tests your knowledge of which famous medical marketing slogan truly revolutionized how a particular condition was perceived and treated. Can you identify which groundbreaking campaign changed patient conversations forever?

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"Ask your doctor if [medication] is right for you" - Pfizer's Viagra campaign (1998)
"For the little moments" - Johnson & Johnson's Band-Aid campaign (2003)
"Relief that works" - Bayer's Aspirin rebranding (1995)
"Science for a better life" - Bayer's corporate slogan (2014)