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Public help sought against misleading health-related ads
ABU DHABI — The Ministry of Health (MoH) has urged the public to take active part in its campaign to curb misleading health-related advertisements by reporting such cases to the ministry.
Medical advertisements approved by the MoH carry the permit of the Medical Advertisement Department of the ministry, in addition to a specific number.
The ministry’s move aims at curbing the emerging phenomenon of misleading medical advertisements promoting non-recognised practices and medical products, said Dr Abdul Kareem Al Zarouni, director of the Medical Advertisements Department at the MoH.
Al Zarouni appealed: “Consumers are asked to support the MoH in protecting people’s health from the unscrupulous acts of some firms and individuals.”
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