Supreme Court: "Dr. Now's 'BEST Medicine' Posting Is Pharmaceutical Advertising... Violation of Pharmaceutical Affairs Act"
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The Supreme Court has finalized a ruling that posting specific prescription drugs as 'BEST drugs' on the non-face-to-face medical consultation platform Dr. Now app constitutes a violation of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act. According to legal circles, the Second Division of the Supreme Court [indicted] Dr. Now and, charged with violating the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Mi-ryeong = The act of the non-face-to-face medical consultation platform Doctor Now posting a specific prescription drug as the 'BEST drug' on its application (app) is pharmacist...
The Supreme Court has issued a final ruling that the telemedicine platform Dr. Now’s act of displaying specific prescription drugs as “BEST drugs” constitutes illegal advertising prohibited under the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act. According to legal sources on the 8th, the Supreme Court’s Second Division (presiding Justice Oh Kyung-mi) confirmed last month the lower court’s ruling suspending the imposition of a 3 million won fine on each of the Dr.…
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