According to Carl Elliott in "The Drug Pushers, which of the following is true:

Question $2$ options:

Physicians should make prescription decisions based on the best available clinical evidence.

Drug marketing uses inducements such as gifts, puffery, and misinformation to sell more drugs.

Studies show that the more gifts a doctor receives, the more likely s$/$he is to prescribe a pharmaceutical company's drugs.

Drug salespeople track physician exact prescriptions and influence them to prescribe more of their company's drugs.

Neither drug reps nor doctors are likely to be made aware of a product's potentially harmful effects, if they are known by the drug company.

All of the above.

None of the above.