Ian and his little brother are watching a show when a commercial for a new drug comes on. The commercial shows a happy couple walking in a field and discusses how the drug helps people live a longer, happier life. Then, it begins to list side effects of the drug that seem to last longer than the commercial itself! Ian’s brother asks why the company would want to list all the bad things that could happen if someone takes their product. What is the BEST answer to this question?Question 4Select one:a.The drug company thinks that most people won’t worry about the side effects of the drug.b.The television station has required that the company warn people about their product.c.The drug company is concerned about public health and wants people to be informed.d.The government requires drug companies include this information in ads.

Warning consumers about the possible side effects of pharmaceutical drugs is an example of consumer protection against:Violations of individual privacy.Hazardous products.Incomplete information disclosure.Predatory pricing.

After you have watched the video, could you identify the factors that could affect the distribution of medications?

A pharmaceutical company introduced a new medicine that effectively treated a common ailment, improving patients' quality of life. However, a small group of patients reported side effects. Who are the primary external stakeholders affected by the new medicine?• a. Patients, experiencing side effects• b. Investors, pleased with increased profits• c. Employees, developing a new medicine• d. Regulatory authorities, monitoring safety and efficacy

If you witness a commercial touting a weight loss drug that draws simplistic conclusions from a complex study and promises a quick fix, it is generally safe to assume that the product is ___________.Multiple choice question.safe for adultshealthy in moderationcrediblenot credible

Briefly explain FOUR difficulties for drug harm quantifications.