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News24 | Inside The Box with Dr Andy Gray | Should pharmaceutical advertising in SA be better regulated, and why?

27 July 2025
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News24 | Inside The Box with Dr Andy Gray | Should pharmaceutical advertising in SA be better regulated, and why?
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Dr. Andy Gray’s latest column discusses the lack of regulations governing medicine advertising in South Africa, despite a legal requirement for the health minister to establish them for over 20 years. This absence raises concerns about the implications for pharmaceutical marketing practices in the country.

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