Running a Hospital
Ad Out, September 24, 2008
Most consumers have become accustomed to ads by pharmaceutical companies in which they try to convince us that we are at risk for one or another disease and therefore should ask our doctors about their medications. Most people find those ads distasteful, and many believe that they result in unnecessary expenditures on healthcare. But it appears hospital advertising may be starting to take a turn down the same path.
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