Researchers question effectiveness of warning labels on over-the-counter drugs

Medicine packages barrage consumers with information, some required to be "prominent" and "conspicuous." But marketing claims and brand names still overshadow critical fine print on nonprescription medications, Michigan State University researchers found.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news157721768.html">Researchers question effectiveness of warning labels on over-the-counter drugs</a></p> <p>Medicine packages barrage consumers with information, some required to be "prominent" and "conspicuous." But marketing claims and brand names still overshadow critical fine print on nonprescription medications, Michigan State University researchers found.</p>