pharmaceuticals

Non-Americans Sickened By Drug Ads Aired During Meghan And Harry's Interview

"American adverts make me feel like I’m in some post-apocalyptic world," one Twitter user said of the commercials featured during Oprah’s interview.
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Sudden Hydroxycholoroquine Shortage Is Forcing Indian Doctors To Make Tough Choices

Many doctors said that they currently have no choice but to give priority to rheumatoid arthritis and lupus patients who need the medicine the most.
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Trump Administration Brags About Quick Generic Drug Approvals. But Hundreds Of Them Aren’t For Sale.

Meanwhile, brand-name drug makers are raising prices at 10 percent per year.
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Why The Cherokee Nation Is Suing Drug Makers And Pharmacies Over The Opioid Crisis

Companies have paid tens of millions of dollars in fines, but have failed to meaningfully address their roles in the crisis.
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6 Ways Bill Clinton Helped Create the Opioid Crisis

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This Procedure Could Dramatically Reduce The Number Of Opioids Prescribed

Nerve blocks, which help ease pain after surgeries, could provide a useful alternative to highly-addictive opioids.
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Resolution for 2017: Why We Must Accelerate Health Sciences Innovation

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There's One Big Unfinished Promise By Bill Clinton That Hillary Should Put To Bed

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Mylan CEO Should Resign (And Take Her 'Coupons' With Her)

Mylan is making an offer that appears to be more altruistic than it really is.
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The Downfall Of Invention: A Broken Patent System

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