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Prescription medicines: how to differentiate information from advertising in the EU

Stibbe
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European Union
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March 5 2012

The question of how to distinguish between advertising and providing information on prescription medicines has returned to the spotlight, following the European Commission's publication of its revised proposals on information to patients and pharmacovigilance in February

Competition

Dentons
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European Union, United Kingdom
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January 5 2012

The European Commission is pursuing formal antitrust proceedings to investigate whether a number of international publishers have, possibly with the help of Apple, engaged in anti-competitive practices affecting the sale of e-books in the EU

What you need to know about the law relating to the marketing of dietary supplements in the U.S., the EU and China

Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
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China, European Union, USA
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July 22 2011

Consumers around the world are increasing their use of dietary supplements

Food marketing to youth discussed in Brussels

Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP
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European Union, USA
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April 8 2011

According to public health lawyer and activist Michele Simon, who recently attended a meeting in Brussels "to address the problem of cross-border marketing of unhealthy food to children," the same types of issues confronting public health advocates in the United States confront their counterparts in Europe

EFSA issues additional opinions on “functional food” health claims

Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP
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European Union
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October 22 2010

In its ongoing review of food product health claims, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has adopted 75 new opinions addressing 808 claims

Advertising and independent statements

Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
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Denmark, European Union
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October 26 2009

Generally, advertising rules (as set out in Articles 86 to 100 of Directive 200183) as implemented nationally, are aimed at marketing authorisation holders

Prohibition on advertising unregistered medicinal products applies also to independent third parties

De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek
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Denmark, European Union
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July 31 2009

The prohibition on advertising unregistered medicinal products applies not only to pharmaceutical companies but also to independent third parties, including journalists whose right of freedom of expression may be limited for the purpose of protecting public health

Awaited judgment from the ECJ on dissemination of information by an independent third party - it may be regarded as advertising

Bird & Bird
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European Union
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July 17 2009

On 2 April 2009 the ECJ interpreted Article 86 of Directive 200183EC definition of advertising for medicinal products

The European Court of Justice adopts stricter approach to the promotion of medicinal products and the scope of the term “advertising”

Hogan Lovells
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European Union
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May 11 2009

A recent decision of the European Court of Justice suggests that the Court is beginning to adopt a strict interpretation as to what could constitute the "promotion" of medicinal products in the European Union

Advertising of medicinal products versus freedom of expression of a journalist - European Court of Justice decision dated 2 April 2009 (C-42107) "Frede Damgaard"

Reed Smith LLP
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Denmark, European Union
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April 28 2009

The European Court of Justice ("ECJ") recently had the opportunity to opine on limits on the scope of advertising for medical products in the European Union, when a journalist who had reprinted factual information about a pain medication sold in Norway but prohibited in Denmark, was made an example under Danish legal provisions prohibiting advertising for medicinal products that are not lawfully marketed in Denmark

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Prescription medicines: how to differentiate information from advertising in the EU

Competition

What you need to know about the law relating to the marketing of dietary supplements in the U.S., the EU and China

Food marketing to youth discussed in Brussels

EFSA issues additional opinions on “functional food” health claims

Advertising and independent statements

Prohibition on advertising unregistered medicinal products applies also to independent third parties

Awaited judgment from the ECJ on dissemination of information by an independent third party - it may be regarded as advertising

The European Court of Justice adopts stricter approach to the promotion of medicinal products and the scope of the term “advertising”

Advertising of medicinal products versus freedom of expression of a journalist - European Court of Justice decision dated 2 April 2009 (C-42107) "Frede Damgaard"

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