主题：河里出现了传销组织和邪教的广告贴——有对付的办法么？ -- 易水

These are a number of ways in which an ad may violate the law. For example, the ad could:

1. State or imply that the drug can treat a condition when the FDA has not approved the drug for such use

2. Make claims that are not supported by adequate evidence

3.Misrepresent data from studies Overstate the drug's benefits

4. Suggest that the drug can be used in patients with specific characteristics when the drug hasn't been shown to work or to be safe in such patients

5.Leave out or downplay risk information

6.Fail to present a "fair balance" of information relating to the drug's risks and benefits (required for "product claim ads" and "promotional labeling")

7. Leave out a "brief summary" (required for "product claim ads")

8. Fail to attach the drug's prescribing information (required for "promotional labeling")

9. Fail to include sources to help the audience find the "prescribing information" for the drug (for product claim ads on TV, radio, or by telephone)

10. Fail to include the required information about where negative side effects can be reported

Appear to be a "reminder ad" but make a claim about the drug

11. Appear to be a "reminder ad" but is about a drug that has certain very serious risks (one with a boxed warning) — reminder ads are not allowed for such drugs

12. Appear to be a "help-seeking" or disease awareness ad but recommend or suggest a particular prescription drug