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Coronavirus and COVID-19
causes coronavirus disease, the respiratory illness responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic. Colloquially direct and indirect references to the coronavirus/COVID 19. Ads varied from those claiming to Code for unlicensed products. CAP understands that claims to prevent or treat COVID-19 using
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Covid-19 Advertising Trends
During the Covid-19 health crisis, and period of lockdown, we found ourselves in unprecedented presentation looks at trends in advertising within the context of the ongoing covid-19 situation.
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Covid-19: Trends in Advertising
advertising over this time. During the Covid-19 health crisis, and period of lockdown, we found drop in exposure to ads for sectors adversely impacted by Covid-19, including cinema releases (from supermarkets. Some trends demonstrated the way in which we adapted to Covid-19, with increased exposure to
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Coronavirus COVID-19 – Advertising responsibly
respiratory viruses like COVID-19. Unless you hold very robust clinical trial evidence to prove , beauty and slimming claims – see here. Although the health risks from COVID-19 may vary be sought. As such, ads which claim to offer advice on, diagnose or treat COVID-19 could be
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Depicting COVID-19 safety measures in ads
public alike. The ASA recently issued some guiding principles relating to the depiction of COVID-19
past six months or so we, and the ASA, have seen numerous ads include references to COVID-19 - from that many ads were created ‘pre-COVID-19’ and that consumers are not likely to interpret COVID-19, even if they are otherwise set in the ‘present’, need not show safety measures
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Advertising IV Drips (Coronavirus/COVID-19)
they could help to prevent or treat Coronavirus/COVID-19. Claims to treat or prevent Coronavirus /COVID-19 cannot be made for any formulated IV drip product or constituent ingredient. Read on for details and advice about how to comply.
Last week we published a new Enforcement Notice on Advertising IV Drips (Coronavirus/COVID-19) with implied that the drips could help to prevent or treat Coronavirus / COVID-19 and follows three ASA directly or indirectly claim that IV drips can prevent or treat Coronavirus/COVID-19. Advertisers
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Food supplements, COVID-19 and the immune system
. Don’t reference COVID-19 or coronavirus in an ad for a food or drink product It’s completely references to COVID-19, coronavirus, viruses, flu (or any other adverse health condition), or any of the help to treat COVID-19, referencing this fact in an ad for a food product implies that the product
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Enforcement Notice: Advertising vitamin shots (Coronavirus/Covid-19)
”. Advertisers must not state or imply that the shots could help prevent or treat Coronavirus/COVID
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Enforcement Notice: Advertising claims for IV drips (Covid-19)
). Advertisers must not state or imply that IV drips could help to prevent or treat Coronavirus/COVID-19.
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Claims to treat Long COVID? Don’t be immune to the misleading advertising rules!
Think your therapy can treat long COVID? Read our advice first before saying so! Following the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, many people are now living with long COVID – a condition characterised by persistent or new symptoms following a COVID-19 infection, some of which can be debilitating. In this
Following the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, many people are now living with long COVID – a condition characterised by persistent or new symptoms following a COVID-19 infection, some of which can be . What is long COVID? According to NICE, long COVID refers to the signs and symptoms that last more
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Statement on the Depiction of Covid-19 Protective Measures in Ads
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic the ASA has been receiving complaints about ads that guidelines that are aimed at limiting the spread of Covid-19 through the population. This statement , the correct use of face masks and other protective Covid-19 measures in line with current Government
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Back to Normal
of the drug ivermectin in treating COVID-19. Text stated, “The evidence is clear ivermectin prevents and treats Covid 19 it breaks the chain of infection”. Under the sub-heading “What is ivermectin and why we should use it against Covid 19”, text stated “Ivermectin is a well
treat COVID-19, were misleading. Back to Normal said that they believed ivermectin to be beneficial in the treatment of COVID-19. They provided links to three websites which they believed supported discussed the results of a meta-analysis of ivermectin COVID-19. The other, posted in May of 2021
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Peachy Acupuncture
, featured an image with text that stated, “In the clinic this month […] Long Covid [&hellip ;]”. The post included the caption “[…] Covid has cast a long shadow, and while it may be out of the Press, it's still hanging around in peoples [sic] bodies. Long Covid at its
This Ruling forms part of a wider piece of work on long COVID treatments, identified for of long COVID was misleading and could be substantiated; and 2. ad breached the Code because it careful about the wording they used in the ad and did not say they could cure long COVID, only the
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The Heal Air
;Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can help treat a wide range of conditions including Long Covid [&hellip ;]”. Under the heading “Core Treatments” text stated “Long Covid&rdquo ; with a button to “FIND OUT MORE”. On the “Long Covid” web page text stated
This Ruling forms part of a wider piece of work on long COVID treatments, identified for therapy (HBOT) could treat long COVID were misleading and could be substantiated. The Heal-Air trials that they said showed promising outcomes for individuals suffering from long COVID. The clinic
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Jo Llewellyn Craniosacral Therapist
therapists see patients for: […] long COVID […]”. b. The Instagram post, posted 8 March 2023, included text that stated, “Craniosacral therapists treat: […] long COVID […]”.
This Ruling forms part of a wider piece of work on long COVID treatments, identified for challenged whether the claims that craniosacral therapists could treat long COVID were misleading and could of long COVID, but were all under the supervision of their GPs. They said that, following
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Copper Clothing Ltd t/a Copper Clothing
good but does it offer the protection for others and your loved ones against COVID-19? Copper face mask destroys 99.99% of COVID-19 in a matter of minutes.”
The complainant challenged whether the claim that the mask could destroy “99.99% of Covid-19 provided two studies which related specifically to the COVID-19 virus. In addition they provided two other was no Parliamentary law surrounding face coverings and COVID-19. They stated that the Copper
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Indiralaxmi Vignesh Ltd t/a Hale Clinic
therapy (HBOT) webpage that stated “HBOT AND POST-COVID SYNDROME […] around 17% of patients continue to have problematic symptoms up to 3 months after the onset of COVID-19 — even after tests no longer detect virus in their body. This is known as long COVID. The most common symptoms
This Ruling forms part of a wider piece of work on long COVID treatments, identified for ) could treat long COVID were misleading and could be substantiated. Indiralaxmi Vignesh Ltd t/a The medical treatments, including HBOT for long COVID, were fully substantiated and not misleading. They took
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Solihull Health Check Clinic
, included a web page with the heading “COVID-19 Coronavirus Antibody Blood Testing&rdquo COVID-19 Coronavirus Antibody Blood Tests with 100% accurate results within 24 hours of testing. Our to the SARS-CoV-2 virus or better known as COVID-19 Coronavirus”. Text underneath stated
a positive test result would indicate immunity from COVID-19. 1. Solihull Health Check Clinic said had therefore had an immune response to COVID-19. They referred to information from the Isle of Man COVID-19 in the recent past and have developed an immune response against the virus. The guidance said
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