Which of the following reasons was offered by the court in Saray-Perez v.Wyeth for the need to include warnings in direct-to-consumer advertising?
I.Doctors spend less time with patients than they used to.
II.Pharmaceutical companies have the means to provide effective warnings to consumers.
III.The doctor-patient relationship is sacred.
IV.Patients have difficulty understanding warnings that accompany pharmaceutical products.
A)I only.
B)I and II only.
C)II and III only.
D)II and IV only.

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I and II are correct because the court noted that doctors have less time to spend with patients, making direct warnings from pharmaceutical companies more necessary, and that these companies have the resources to provide effective warnings directly to consumers.

Which of the Following Reasons Was Offered by the Court