CDSCO issues advisory to prevent misleading promotion of prescription drugs for obesity

March 12 News Desk 5 Views 0 min read

Activities that make exaggerated therapeutic claims, promise guaranteed weight-loss results, or downplay the significance of lifestyle changes, including diet and exercise, will be classified as misleading promotions.

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