The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Here we just have a statement. There is no question.
If it is a true or false question, the correct answer is "true." And we can add the following comment.
It is true that the advertising campaign effectively promotes the influenza vaccination to a range of audiences. The purpose was to reach the public about getting vaccinations. They do not try to use any type of flattery but try to get people to do it by saying it will help them. This vaccination can be very beneficial to the people due to the circumstances we have been given.
There is an ethical aspect when doing promotion for a vaccination campaign. It is a matter of health and nobody can mess with the health of the American citizens.
That is why in these kinds of campaigns, pharmaceutical companies need to say exactly the truth, and the possibles consequences -if there are some- of getting the vaccine.
The proper thing to do is promoting the advantages, without lying. SHowing the health benefits, but without any exageration.
