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Clarity on study types for messages in unbranded tools

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    For an unbranded tool, can you give a list of study types that might be permissible for disease messages (diagnosis and symptoms), therapeutic options messages and for class MOA messages?

    Natalie Bourré
    Marketing 4 Health Inc.
    Medical Marketing Consultant, Medical Writer
    nat@marketing4health.net

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      For an unbranded tool, can you give a list of study types that might be permissible for disease messages (diagnosis and symptoms), therapeutic options messages and for class MOA messages?

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      Hi @natbourre

      Please see Q&A 214. For anything discussing disease burdens, please also see our recent guidance document Guidance on the Presentation of Burdens of Disease in Advertising, specifically section 5.3.

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