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Original Article

Over-the-Counter Drug Advertising: Argumentation or Persuasion?

Pages 69-91 | Published online: 04 Dec 2011

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Shalini Naik & Shane P. Desselle. (2006) An Evaluation of Cues, Inducements, and Readability of Information on Drug-Specific Web Sites. Journal of Pharmaceutical Marketing & Management 17:3-4, pages 61-81.
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Denise E. DeLorme, Jisu Huh, Leonard N. Reid & Soontae An. (2010) The state of public research on over‐the‐counter drug advertising. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Marketing 4:3, pages 208-231.
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Erin R. Holmes & Shane P. Desselle. (2004) Evaluating the Balance of Persuasive and Informative Content within Product-Specific Print Direct-to-Consumer Ads. Drug Information Journal 38:1, pages 83-98.
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