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The misuse of physicians' names in dietary-supplement advertising, including implied endorsements and false claims, and the enforcement actions taken by regulatory bodies such as the FTC and FDA.
Since 2020 have repeatedly targeted dietary supplements marketed with unlawful through a mix of administrative complaints, coordinated warning letters, and public consumer advisories; the most concret...
Public figures whose images or names appear in have both public-enforcement and private civil avenues for relief: federal agencies can investigate and secure injunctions and consumer refunds, while pr...
In the last five years regulators and self‑regulatory bodies have intensified scrutiny of celebrity and influencer marketing for dietary supplements, with the Federal Trade Commission identified as th...
Systematic, reliable counts of how often physicians’ names are misused in dietary-supplement advertising do not exist in the public reporting reviewed, but regulators have long treated deceptive healt...