Toshiba ad offends clinical research group
Toshiba’s latest ad campaign portrays medical test subjects as freaks, an approach that puzzled the Association of Clinical Research Organizations.
Toshiba’s latest ad campaign portrays medical test subjects as freaks, an approach that puzzled the Association of Clinical Research Organizations.
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