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FDA "Black box warnings" are required on some prescription drug labels and are designed to call attention to serious or life-threatening risks. Some argue that forcing a company to include disclaimers or warnings in its marketing violates a company's free speech. Why are forced black box warnings and disclaimers allowed under the free speech doctrine? O The government has a compelling interest in protecting citizens from harmful or hurtful products. O No one reads Black box warnings, so they have no impact on a company's profits. O The FDA doesn't care if the speech of drug makers is chilled because the messages are not about political issues of the day. O All of these reasons are correct