Case Study of Methylcobalamin in Pharmamarketing

Pharmaceutical marketing is an activity which narrates the means and ways utilized by the drug companies in promoting their medication among medical practitioners, patients, and other customers. Pharmaceutical marketing encompasses a vast ground which comprises many activities such as direct-to-consumer marketing, doctor detailing, sampling of the drugs, electronic marketing, and market access models. Although the objective of pharmaceutical promotion is to grow the sale of medicines, it has the purpose of educating drug providers and patients in regard to therapy modalities too. Pharmaceutical marketing, however, is normally covered in moral dilemmas, particularly the effect that it places on drug costs and prescribing. The abstract below explores the fundamental aspects of pharmaceutical marketing, upcoming digital trends, regulatory concerns involved, and ethical considerations related to its practices. A balance and transparency that is effective is needed in order to ensure that marketing activities advance public health goals and offer trust to all concerned take holders.