That there’s been some accountability re the opioid crisis should not lead anyone to let up on the vigilance necessary to spot and reject predatory behavior on the part of pharmaceutical companies. Their business model demands it & we need to remember that nytimes.com/2021/07/21/healt…

Drug Distributors and J.&J. Reach $26 Billion Deal to End Opioid Lawsuits (Published 2021)

The agreement would allow funds to begin flowing from the companies to states and communities to pay for addiction and prevention services.

nytimes.com

Jul 21, 2021 · 8:10 PM UTC

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how can we create a more conscious society marianne
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LOL. The VAST majority of the record breaking Overdose deaths were from Fentanyl which flows freely across our Southern Border. Do you even know any people living in poor immigrant communities? You seem very out of touch with REAL people. You have to earn their trust first
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Also, the fentanyl and other drugs pouring through our vastly unsecured Southern Border. @ScottAdamsSays
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i’m all for keeping big pharma accountable when it comes to opioids. what about keeping them accountable when it comes to covid shots which have injured and devastated thousands of mostly women? why the radio silence on this issue? see: vaxlonghaulers.com
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I live in Massachusetts and we are part of this ... Our Attorney General is also suing the Sackler Family ... owners of OxiContin ...If you think of all the people that have been killed ... and all the lives that have been ruined ... someone needs to go to Prison!
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That $26 Billion settlement seems small compared to the enormous number of deaths over the past 40 years.
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Where is the money going?
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does anyone know how much of pharma's profits from opioids this settlement is costing them? in other words how does $26 billion compare with their profits over the same period of time? is the opioid crisis still good business?
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