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A Physician Views Drug Advertising

After conducting the 1972 National Council of Churches' Hearings on Drug Advertising, Dr. Watson received strong criticism from fellow members of his profession. In this paper he defends his participation and states his personal observations, as a practicing family physician, on the damaging effects of prescription and over-the-counter drug advertising.