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    526 - On an unbranded, consumer-facing, disease state website, it is permissible to discuss differential diagnosis? As in, could you "compare" the symptoms of the website condition with another, similar condition with overlapping symptoms?

    DTCA/I, consumer secondary audience
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    • Jennifer Carroll
      Jennifer Carroll last edited by

      I’ll presume you are referring to a help-seeking message or consumer brochure meeting all applicable requirements of the Health Canada policy document “The Distinction Between Advertising and Other Activities”. In that case, the answer is yes provided that the way you’ve executed the differential diagnosis does not render the piece to be advertising (e.g. does not favour or add emphasis to the sponsor’s product in a consumer brochure)

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