 Ads that do not make health claims do not fall under the FDA's jurisdiction, but can still be regulated by the Federal Trade Commission.In 1962, the United States Congress gave the FDA the authority to regulate prescription drug labeling and advertising, but the FDA did not establish regulations until 1969.These required that ads for prescriptions include information on their major side effects and contraindications, and unless they have "adequate provision" via different outlets, a "brief summary" of all side effects and contraindications.