RFK Jr. says he wants to ban pharmaceutical TV ads, cites Supreme Court ruling blocking outright ban
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated he wants to ban pharmaceutical advertising on TV, noting only the US and New Zealand allow direct-to-consumer pharma ads, and that a Supreme Court ruling prevents an outright ban. In a separate interview, he discussed US lagging behind Europe on restricting surgical interventions for transgender minors.
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🆕 JUST IN: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he wants to ban pharmaceutical ads on TV. He noted that only the U.S. and New Zealand allow this kind of direct-to-consumer advertising, and that he has tried to stop it. He said a Supreme Court ruling prevents an outright ban, so his https://t.co/aZtO7B6ULu
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Kayleigh McEnany asks HHS Secretary @RobertKennedyJr why the U.S. has lagged behind Europe in restricting surgical interventions for transgender minors. "I think it was a politicized issue and there were people making huge amounts of money. A lot of the medical centers were https://t.co/V8yoCJf4aD