The social media giant has said it doesn't allow ads with medical misinformation on its site, but "nonsense" cancer treatments still slip through. Reading time 3 minutes Facebook and its parent ...

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As television ads for cancer drugs pose the question, “Who wouldn’t want a chance to live longer?” or present statements like: “Living longer is possible,” the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) ...

On Friday, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney answered questions from the press corps relating to the links between President Barack Obama’s campaign and the subject of a controversial ad put out ...

Earlier this year, a Swedish ad demonstrated how hair products would "make your hair come alive" with an inventive subway ad in which a woman's hair was blown around by the gust of a passing train. It ...

New York Rangers captain Jacob Trouba is helming AstraZeneca’s Get Body Checked Against Cancer campaign — with the help of his mom, Kristy. Jacob, a nominee for the King Clancy Memorial Trophy, will ...

Adverts for at-home prostate cancer tests that claim to offer a diagnosis, including one that suggests patients can “skip the doctors” have been banned by watchdogs. The Advertising Standards ...

Cynthia Nixon is to appear in an advertisement campaign promoting the awareness of breast cancer. The Sex and the City star, who revealed last year that she had battled the disease, has aligned ...

In applauding a new crop of breast cancer PSAs that "leverage male lechery," Dan Neal writes that the increasing frankness of the ads in "has been a bright spot of adult sensibility in what is ...