Yeah, but at least it gets them out of funding every single news program, sporting event, and making it seem like their products are a miracle instead of a curse. Plus, there are still some doctors who have enough ethics that they won't prescribe something they know is harmful.The docs will get back to the pharm rep coming to the office to explain the program and kickbacks for meeting quotas. More junkets from Devlin-MacGregor for pimping Provasic.
That was the script for 1993s The Fugitive before pharma got the FDA to lower advertising barriers in 1997. It was a much more efficient use of capital to get the end user to beg their doc for the meds than to bribe the docs.
Next step would be to get them out of sponsoring med schools and colleges so that they can get favorable studies and reviews in return.