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HISTORY |
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DRUG AD RULES |
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CONNECTION TO HEALTH TEACHING STANDARDS |
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RECOMMENDED ARTICLES & WEBSITES |
LESSON PLAN: IDEAS FOR TEACHERS |
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DRUG ADS A-B |
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DRUG ADS C-F |
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DRUG ADS G-P |
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DRUG ADS R-S |
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DRUG ADS T-Z |
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Prescription Drug Marketing & Advertising |
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Written by Frank Baker ©2004Reading The Chart- most ads for drugs listed below were found in recent issues of: "People," "Entertainment Weekly," "Real Simple," "Reader's Digest," "Good Housekeeping," "Southern Living," "Working Mother," "Ebony," "Smithsonian," "Time," "Newsweek," "US News & World Report," "Elle Girl," and "National Geographic" magazines
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