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Claims of efficacy

Australia / TGA

An advertisement about therapeutic goods must be accurate, balanced and not misleading or likely to mislead, must only contain information substantiated by the advertiser before publication, and must not be inconsistent with any indication or intended purpose accepted for the goods' inclusion in the Register.

治療用物品の広告は正確・均衡で誤認を与えず、発行前に広告主が実証した情報のみを含まなければならず、登録簿への収載に際して受け入れられた効能または使用目的と矛盾してはならない。

Note
Compilation No. 1 was the most recent version reachable; a later compilation, if any, was not checked because the TGA website was unreachable from this environment. Section 11 additionally requires scientific or clinical representations to be consistent with the applicable body of evidence and to identify the researcher, the financial sponsor and a citation to the research.
Every cell carries a summary, a source and a date checked. Topics whose source has not been verified are left marked “not researched” rather than filled with plausible text. Directives and statutes bind as to the result; what applies in practice is national implementing law. This is a research aid, not legal advice.