Stars of Hulu's "Dopesick:" Purdue Pharma, FDA to Blame for Opioid Crisis | Amanpour and Company
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- The new Hulu drama "Dopesick" tells the story of Purdue Pharma's highly addictive painkiller Oxycontin and its tragic ripple effect on communities throughout the country. Actors Peter Sarsgaard and John Hoogenakker join Hari Sreenivasan to discuss their roles in the project and the urgency of the opioid crisis.
Originally aired on November 9, 2021
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Dopesick series should be nominated for an Emmy.
It should be nominated for many, many Emmy's. I couldn't believe how great this series was.
It was nominated for a whole bunch, including for six of the actors (including Sarsgaard).
I watched it last year at this time when it was airing and I told my girlfriend how amazing it was and how I couldn't believe a series as great as this was even allowed to be made. I honestly believe many of those responsible for pushing oxy actually believed they were doing good, like the Nazis. It's horrifying.
For me the saddest part of this was how many high school athletes were placed on this drug after an injury and then got hooked. I was a hawk to not allow my son to be given this medication thank God
I'm in recovery from oxy, and I'm also in my last year of law school writing my long paper on new regulations related to opioid pharma sales reps. This show came at the perfect time to keep me centered on my writing.
god bless you, and keep on keeping on.
Sic em.
Thank you for sharing this story. Hope your recovery goes well. Hopefully your writing can reach the right people.
God bless you and take care. Stay safe.
you're wasting time on new regulations...it was the government that allowed this to happen in the first place
“Dopesick” has been quite interesting and eye-opening. The Sackler Act needs to be enacted so that the Sackler family and others like them are held accountable for the crimes they have committed against unsuspecting people who trusted that the medication they manufactured was safe.
Yes, they want their name on something and maybe this Act is the perfect thing for their immortality.
I started screaming about all of this, including the Sackler family, in 2003; shortly after I became dependent on oxycontin. 8 years later I got off of them (took a full year and lots of $$). Glad to see the nation finally waking up.
Brilliant series. _Dopesick_ is like an American _Chernobyl._
In Australia is also a problem, I'm a chronic pain patient and the people taking it to get high ruin Our Treatment.
it's so much worse...because the victims of Chernobyl were seen as real victims, yet opioid addicts are seen as almost nonhumans
Just finished it, and it is a brilliant series. Reading the book now.
Except that the US could’ve stopped the sale of Oxycontin at any time without any problems from nuclear physics.
Actually Chernobyl should awaken people from their slumber and realize we can overcome this opioid crisis much better and easier than the Chernobyl disaster which was literally a global catastrophe in which many great people stepped up and sacrificed their lives to stop the spread. To see US attorneys step up and take on big pharma is truly an inspiration. I say that as a recovering addict to heroin.
These men are 'actors', but they were in no way 'acting'. Everyone on the show did such a great job bring truth to light that even today needs to be addressed. I applaud them for putting their hearts and souls into making this series exactly what it was meant to be. Such dedication.. Mission accomplished guys! ❤💛💙
It's so great. I had no idea that these men were so passionate about these issues and I'm going to rewatch the series again. I remember the boss of the US attorneys trying to stop them, but they pushed ahead with felony charges on these guys anyway. I was thrilled. When people like them actually see inside of a prison cell, it would indeed bring about change.
Terrific show! It's infuriating to watch how this greed filed family blamed the people who they knowingly addicted, blamed and shamed them for becoming addicts! It's good to see these two wonderful actors share their stories. Thank you for this very important segment!
Amen!! 🙏🏿
I think the Sackler family should be forced to get addicted to oxy as part of their punishment for these crimes. Of course they couldn't complain that it was cruel and unusual punishment since it's the very condition they inflicted on their victims.
michael keaton, man i love that guy.
Amanpour & Company presents interesting and inciteful issues. Jail for corporate execs that caused or contributed to this mess sounds like justice to me.
Oh no. Not only will nobody go to prison; none of them will even have to move into a one bedroom NYC shoebox and have to do their laundry in a laundromat or wash their own dishes while swatting cockroaches and getting sick with worry about how to pay for their medical bills.
No they will be just fine.
WE the people MUST hold sociopaths like the Sacklers ACCOUNTABLE
I am an ObGyn and I worked in rural Kentucky at the time OC came out. I was trained to use evidence based medicine and also least expensive treatments unless newer, more expensive treatments were proven to be better. I remember the reps telling us about the lower addiction potential, but not the FDA statement. Thank fully I didn’t prescribe OC but only a few times and the reps stopped coming to see me. Any opioid is addictive and KY has a huge problem with it. There were very few rehab options too. I am watching the series and am shocked how a company can manipulate the system so well. I pray that they receive a massive punishment to prevent this happening again. For your next series you should look into the mesh implants for prolapse and how they weren’t tested due to FDA loopholes.
Ha! I had an appointment to get the mesh implant about 10 yrs ago, and was at the same time looking into it. I ended up canceling at last minute - it seemed like it was more likely to make things worse. Odds didn't look like it would be worth it. I hope they look into this! I hadn't heard about this yet. Thank you for being moral. FDA can't be trusted. Sadly too many real -time examples these days.
And they literally had their hands slapped and kept their fortune with promises that no victims can ever sue.
Thank you!! Seeing those addicted as people and not degrading them is massive!! Thank you for this!
I stumbled upon this miniseries accidentally. Arguably the most important accidental discovery of my life.
Why are the creators of an addictive drug not being treated like cocaine and heroine pushers. People buy these dangerous medicines believing that they going to be pain free, only to find themselves with an addiction that is harder to break than heroin. Remember that the family that owned the company managed to keep the millions they made from the misery of others.
Yes, they should be forced to make restitution, which can never happen because of the magnitude of the far reaching devistation caused.
They need to be in jail.
10 BILLION
Money
Because justice in the United States is just another item with a price tag on it.
The Sackler’s have better lawyers than heroin dealers. They also employ lobbyists effectively and own politicians.
It may not be possible to fine billionaires… Or even put them in prison… But I think the numbers bare out did that that is very unlikely to happen. It almost never does. So, from the Sackler‘s standpoint, probably worth the risk.
America does not have a health care 'system'. It has a business model. And you wonder why things go wrong? Health care is a human right, not a product. The American attitude to health care is amoral.
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Yes, it’s why I now work in New Zealand.
Amen 🙏🏿
And those of us that stand up for natural medicine are treated like criminals.
I have avoided Dopesick because it is so sad, but now I want to watch. "Lobby paradigm" meaning corruption. It's rampant.
i felt the same way. although it is difficult to stomach, and I have to watch it with many stops n pauses, it is eye opening and well worth it. It's changed my sentiment: people's pain and trust were exploited.
I started it with the intention of probably turning it off after the first episode. The subject is too depressing. The series is so good! Watch the pharmacist too, great documentary. Regulatory capture is what it is called when the companies own the regulators.
@@staceystrukel1917 Thank you, I will.
It's worth it to see all the ways purdue pharma spread their deception... making an entire medical profession believe lies were research-backed truth. This is really highlighted in the series. I was shocked.
Some of the personal moments shown are tough... you could fast forward though.
Why is it even accepted that salespeople would promote medicines to doctors? That’s a major red flag. Medicines should not be promoted like some flashy products. If they are truly unimagined necessities, then there should not have been salespeople in the first place. Let the medicine and preceding long-term reports speak for themselves. Capitalism and the Health sector should not mix when there are sellers who are only in the business to sell and climb career ladders
It was actually Arthur Sackler who paved the way for direct marketing to doctors. (The patriarch of the Sackler family who started Purdue Pharma)
Binged this series a week ago and an still thinking about it every day. Powerful programming. A story almost too insidious to be believed.
I would love to see this show clean up at the Emmys. Its heart is so in the right place, and even when the narrative sputters, you have that great cast to bring it home. It's good, AND it's good for you.
The Sackler verdict is equivalent to if I robbed a bank, killed all the bankers on the way out and my only punishment was a $5 parking ticket for my get away car. God bless America
I lost my life to this drug they pushed on me, then my daughter started using them. She was dead a few months later.
Thank you Guys, the stigma is going to get it hard because of your work here. Happy Birthday, innocent Kirstyn. We deserved better.
I got it both ways, a pharma rep gave me my first pill, then my doctors. Nightmare.
But I was weird for asking what was wrong with me, I knew something felt off. By the time I realized it was too late.
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I am so sorry to hear that. and yes you deserve so much better. please take care.
This series is really an eye-opener. Money rules in this country.
Its extremely exaggerated like all shows
@@jukodebu Of course...but it captures the essence. And you can't argue with the billions they made off of people who became addicted.
@@jukodebu it looks like that because we are seeing what really happens first hand with these companies. We are the smallest in society compared to these billionaires. We are the pawns in this game of chess. This a great series. Its what we don’t see happen in the higher ranks of society.
I thank god that I had a severe allergic reaction to pain medication when I had my wisdom teeth pulled several years back....'
Vicodin...oxy....I felt deathly nauseous every time I popped one and ended up tossing the bottles and just fighting through the pain with Tylenol.
My body may have very well saved itself in the long-term by sacrificing that short term relief.....
Same here
Amen to that 🙏🏿!!
That's not an allergic reaction. Lots of people throw up from them. They need to be taken with food or you need a smaller dose. Ibuprofen works just fine for teeth being pulled unless there was problems.
@@staceystrukel1917 Agreed. It’s hilarious to me how many people think that’s an allergic reaction! It’s called being opioid naive, and most people throw up when they first start taking them. Now try being opioid tolerant and taking them, stopping, and THEN dealing with almost a week straight of nausea. Now THAT is the type of nausea that can kill you (due to feeling suicidal or electrolyte imbalance).
It is a great series. Unfortunately as proof today out of Oklahoma, it is Hollywood attempting to correct history. The criminals responsible for the current opioid crisis are getting off scot-free. It is so frustrating.
Page Page yeah, it’s simplistic to think people are taking this for a headache. It’s highly addictive, which was implicitly covered up, and doctors were prescribing it. Do you research everything your dr. prescribes for you or do you trust your doctor to know what he’s doing. Hindsight is 20/20, but people got hooked on this BECAUSE it’s so addictive and it was prescribed by a knowledgeable medical professional.
@@coffeemom1229 Sure, yeah but do you see that you are blaming the victims? These criminals sold future addicts the notion that their pills were safe and when the meds didn't work they suggested the patients take more.
@@coffeemom1229 People took them because they believed they were non addictive..
@@RuRu-sw9zh and they believed they were non addictive because they trusted the government regulator and the pharma companies they endorsed.
Those who tried to warn the public were shouted down, the media painted them as extremists and conspiracy theorists.
@@kaymack5304 you honestly shouldn't trust a doctor. Listen to their advice, do your own research and then figure out what's best for you. Never blindly follow anyone.
Problem with the FDA during the opioid crisis was the same problem with the SEC during the mortgage crisis. You don’t regulate or punish someone you want to work for.
I’m a nurse practitioner recently retired. When I was in nursing school plus after I started work we were taught if narcotics were only taken for their intended use, addiction wouldn’t happen. Clearly that was wrong. Drug reps are sent to present new meds to educate doctors & staff. They have the research to prove what the drugs do. So it’s to the benefit of the rep to know the research & persuade the docs or NP or PA to use it. Medical providers rely on then to truthfully explain everything to get them to prescribe the med.
In the case of oxycontin, they handed reps studies that appeared to be unbiased but that were actually funded by the pharmaceutical company.
😂😂😂 todo es un negocio.
Amen!! 🙏🏿
Was there no training in school on addiction and how bodies build up a tolerance to any substance over time? Or was there training on that and people actually believed the "less addictive" adage of OC?
What an amazing TV show this is. It really shows you the truth of addiction that is
Gripping the United States Today and 30 something years ago!
Very very eye opening series. America needs universal healthcare. As long as we don’t situations like this will keep happening in a variety of ways…healthcare should not be a business for profit purposes. It’s gross that it is.
Amen! 💯!! That is the problem with United States. That’s why the pharmaceutical companies control our government!! They are not trying to heal anyone. They are just making customers Until they die. And someone else replaces them!! 💯
My one in a million ...TONY....its been beyond devastating..we must find a cure to addiction from this drug and ODs. Thank you for interviewing these actors, Hari! They shed so much light in the darkness of this epidemic. I would be happy to interview with you as well...
Excellent interview
And this is the reason a lot of victims addicted to opiods are homeless all over the US. Our country is in crises!!!
Crime and homelesssness and broken homes! We musy be proactive and teach the young not to even take prescription meds because theyre addicting.
Amen to that!! 🙏🏿 Pharmaceutical companies are not trying to heal people. They are making Long-term customers!!
So sad. All this dopesick stuff happened to me and my wife. We r lucky to be alive and still married
Amen! God bless you and your wife. For getting clean. I pray for y’all in Jesus name to stay clean!!
The Pharmacist on Netflix is good too.
thanks for the rec. will check it out.
Was very good. First time I learned anything about this situation. I was flabbergasted. I watched a doc last week "Crime if the Century" which told this Sackler story. Gonna watch Dopesick soon.
My in-laws are from southern Ohio area/ near Portsmouth. My husband lost his brother to this epidemic and has affected people in his side of the family. I remember my mother in law saying one of her doctors went to jail/ prison for overprescribing, I think. Now there is a transition to cheap heroine because of this Oxy abuse. You can see the ripple effects not only in Appalachia but all over this country. The book Dreamland, by Sam Quinones, would be a great Part 2 for Dopesick.
Amen 🙏🏿! It is everywhere in the United States. And It continues to get worse!
I just watched the series “dopesick’’. It was so gripping I had the whole series watched in two days. Absolutely horrifying that the stacker family a.k.a. Satan would spread their poison.
It's interesting how many aren't seeing that other products that are sold via marketing research data have the same corruption. The part in the show about Purdue manipulating the axis on the charts I saw done by marketing in the research I did almost 10 years ago for a product in a completely different industry. Thankfully the product didn't get out. It was crap. This should clearly give a picture on the resistance to the you know what today.
What industry? Was it pharma related or another completely different industry?
@@hollydancergirl5592 who knows, the last part was the vaccine though
They believed that they could do it, and did it.
Yes they did and Continue too!!
As I listened to this excellent review, I could not help but think of our current pandemic & the belief & and acceptance by the general public, our government & the health authorities that the single solution for everyone on the planet is an experimental procedure - part drug, part technology - & the necessity to enforce the infliction of said procedure with coercion, propaganda & mandates. But, thankfully, the pharmaceutical conglomerates, the FDA, & our politicians have learned so much with past experiences & are now trustworthy & united in their mandate to make human health & well-being their primary goals.
Exactly
"Restoring the relationship [between patient and physician?" How is that possible in a for-profit healthcare system? Rhetorical question.
You guys have one of the best and also the worst health care systems in the world. Best if you're rich, worst for the majority.
Wealthy people from other countries have better access to our healthcare system than we do.
I binge watched this and wow amazing almost like a documentary.
If you ever needed evidence that there is a devil and he's at work in this world, you need only look at this whole Oxy situation.
Wow, just wow!
John was amazing in this series. No discredit to all the others. John honed a great character.
Great series. Eye opening. Educational. Enough to stop the hurt.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
I’m on episode 7 and I’m so angry. Why aren’t they all in PRISON. Black and Latino small time dealers get the book thrown at them for so much less.
America is a joke. This country has always been an oligarchy masquerading as a democracy. It is so heartbreaking and rage inducing.
I loved this series my only complaint is there doesn’t look like there will be a season 2 which we all wanted to the the Sackler’s get what was coming to them and to see that iron fist of justice slam down on their company
Yeah but this series is based on real events and the sackler/purdue pharma case is still up in the air as if right now
Justice in the United States is not an iron fist. It is an open palm waiting to be filled with money.
The Sackler‘s have nothing coming to them. They have nothing to fear.
@@sjd1446 lol this guy^
Amazing show man! Really interesting
And people wonder why there is distrust in pharmaceutical companies
They’re evil.
BRAVO!
I find it very curious how this really important series has come out now with the C-19 V being pushed
@@theecatalogue You left off in your reply a critical word. I said its being pushed. I'm pretty much flabbergasted how alphabet soup was involved in oxy. Same for the other. If you don't understand that's ok.
@@theecatalogue 💯
@@theecatalogue Did you know that there are side effects besides addiction? See the diet drug fen-phen. Approved by the FDA, until it was recalled. The "revolving door" between the FDA and pharma creates an inventive to for the FDA to look the other way for all sorts of problems. Not just addiction. That incentive is even STRONGER for the vaccine, because it is so much more profitable than opioids. Guess who has a lucrative job on Pfizer's board? The former head of the FDA. Moderna also bought off another former FDA big shot. And that sends a signal to everyone currently at the FDA: approve their products, and you'll compensated with a high-paying job down the line.
@@gametranslator Also you cannot sue the company if you get hurt by it. And the Fed has granted immunity from drug companies if something goes wrong with it
@@imy5279 there's a lot fishy about that, too. In the 70's and 80s people were successfully suing over DPT vaccine problems... the government claims they won their cases without "any scientific evidence" but... hard to believe that many would win without evidence. It was to the point almost all Pharma companies stopped making the DPT vaccine for fear of being sued.
Then the government stepped in to save big pharma from consequences of vaccine problems. In return the US govt gets $0.75 tax from vaccine makers for every single vaccine distributed.
It works out great for everyone, right? ;)
It was “urgent” 10 years ago.
I know I will get hate mail for even raising this question, but I read where oxycodone is on the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines. It's my understanding it's still being prescribed today.
So, is the question that Purdue Pharma published false statistics about the addictive aspect of the drug? If so, that seems like a crime to me punishable by jail time. Did the FDA accept the company's findings at face value? Were there even enough studies done to reach a conclusion on this aspect of the drug?
I can't blame a company for incentivizing its salespeople to sell it's product. I don't think the sales people are to blame. They're not medically trained after all.
If the drug is still being prescribed, then it's a matter of proper education on its appropriate use. Am I wrong in my facts or analysis? Let's keep in mind this is a Hollywood movie.
I have not seen the video series yet......
Oxycontin brand is no longer being sold, but pain patients like me still have access to generic, immediate-release oxycodone. It turns out that extended release is more likely to get people addicted than leaving the drug alone in its natural state.
In my country Oxycodone is still prescribed but in a different form, so Oxycontin, the drug itself no longer exists. Naloxone is added to the new drug and they say it is not possible to crush and snort it like how they did it in the TV series.
According to many articles and the TV show, Purdue DID falsely claim that the drug was more safer than it actually was. There was definitely not enough evidence to support their presentations; they only referenced short letters (and not original research papers) to back them up. Which is unbelievable.
You are right, pharma companies need to sell their drugs and they should be enthusiastic about it. But most sales reps that I have met act ethically, and I would like to believe that they only want whats best for the patients. If the drug doesn't work for someone, stop it. If the patient is not eligible, don't prescribe it. It's not that I'm blaming anyone, but incentives can turn things ugly.
They are still selling it in New Market Mexico, Brazil, Columbia, South America
What year did the Dr. Finnix get addicted and what year did he make it out?
Excellent show.
Sorry Peter, but primary care providers are also prescribing these opioids. They are also a part of this epidemic. The best antidote is for people to educate themselves as much as they can about any drug they consume. Not an easy task
Yep, absolutely Cambrie. I was hit by a tram in Australia. I was sent to a hospital for care. They immediately gave me OxyContin. After a few days (thank God!), I intuitively said, "no more thanks; I will deal with the pain". I think, in some respects, I healed much quicker. Education is the key - you're right - and seeking out capable alternative therapists. Not everything can be fixed by taking drugs. If you have people "dopey" then they're less likely to ask questions and challenge the status quo. They're too consumed by their habit. It's a crime against humanity.
Unfortunately the family pulled millions from their companies before this lawsuits finally won
The Sacklers knew how to play the system!
why do people seek to numb themselves so thoroughly ? the answer is simply living in a culture which does almost everything to encourage any sane person to flee - and if they cannot flee physically, they will try to do so through alcohol and drugs (you know, the easy routes...)
Narrow view, mate! Some people have genuine pain and need relief. Have some compassion.
@@user-gl9jd3ih8h ...what exactly is the percentage ? here in the u.s. i would posit that most addicts were not initially seeking pain relief, but escape from a society that is deteriorating rapidly and a government that cares not a whit about how the average american lives - which is in serious debt, ridiculous rents/home prices, tax payer monies going to forever wars while homelessness has exploded, market crashes which routinely wipe out retirement plans, shite response to a global pandemic, daily mass shootings, fires that have destroyed entire towns (and other climate change related challenges), police violence against people o' color, the poor and those whose sexuality does not comport to biblical principals. the list goes on and on. not everyone is seeking relief from chronic physical pain. you mistake my point for lack o' compassion, which is unfounded...
@@sideshowbobrobert ridiculous summation / analysis. There is a whole gamut of reasons why someone becomes an addict (eg. trauma, abuse, peer group pressure). Some compassion mate rather than relying on "percentages". It doesn't matter. There has to be a better way, in the case of opioid addiction, to tackle the problem and avoid unnecessary deaths.
@@user-gl9jd3ih8h...'ridiculous' - this comment from someone who doesn't live here. where you err is simple : for whatever reason you insist that any comment under a youtube video (as opposed to a thoroughly detailed essay) about overdose fatalities suggests lack o' compassion, which is a strange - albeit too common - extrapolation about another person. whatever your motives are about defending addicts/addiction (personal experience ?), your 'fight' is not with me. the source o' the 'pain' may differ by definition; however the solution to escape is the roughly the same. and it should be obvious, but addiction has more to do with the chemical properties o' the substance than it does 'peer pressure'. i grew up in the waning days o' the 60s, the street drugs readily available today were nowhere to be found during the 'summer o' love' mate. peace out...
Seeing the U.S. attorneys go against the corruption and bring felony charges upon these filth who pushed this legal heroin on the masses and lied to them, actually restores much of my faith in humanity.
These addicted patients (some good people) will call their nurse right on the dot time when it’s due.
I have family members on the 7 day plan, meaning the Dr has to call in the opiate prescription every week for a 7 day supply plus a monthly office visit. Sadly, they have millions and believed their money can buy a doctor. Now they send people to the streets to buy for them. They also look 10-20 years older even with all the botox and plastic surgery. Sad people. I stay away.
Upjohn did much the same with Xanax in the 1980’s and 90’s.
“Trust the science”
Science, as interpreted by humans leaves significant room for conversation
Does this show explain Rudy Giuliani?
It brings him up many times, not sure the context but I remember hearing his name many times. Hope this helps
@@lukegattman2358 right. With the way he has turned out I was wondering if there was something underhanded he did and was trying to cover up.
I think he comes into the picture shortly after he's mayor. He had some sort of advisory/ consultant role with Purdue. He was somehow able to keep purdue in business with the criminal case against them, and kept anyone from doing any jail time. Does it explain him though? No, I don't really know how he went so wrong in life. It's a pretty bit part. Didn't surprise me that he was involved though.
And Sackler is still very very rich today. Of course from the gift of paying the money out over a decade its a small dent. In addition their fine? Mislabelling.....a misdemeanor. Good lord.
As bad as the oxycontin crisis was these seems almost quanit compared to fentynal.
I pose a question to you... would fentynal be as abused if OC had never come on the market? I don't think so.
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You are right oxy set the table for fentanyl and all the new death makers the Chinese and Mexicans are sending to USA.
Because of the sacklers and the mass marketing and drug pushing they revolutionized, they created millions of addicted customers and potential customers.
Now our nation needs to unite and solve the consumer demand problem through mass education. That is the only way to solve this. Enforcement cannot. Education could.
Similar is happening right know with antidepressants. To come off these drugs is hell. And its shocking to get to see the constructed lies they come up with to defend their claim these drugs are not addictive
Your claims are not supported by science.
Dabs & Wax re-wire the brain. Sigh. 😔
12 or 13 minutes more like 4-6 minutes
Shame on the sales reps!!! They were the peddlers at a street level. Why didn't they say something? Honestly, how do people justify the lies to feed their addiction to greed. Everyone played their part to create this "monster".
It’s so sickening. The Sackler family got away with it.
400,000 a year consultant a year after leaving fda
Why is oxycodone the only painkiller on the market in 2023?
That's Capitalism, baby!
A parking ticket is expensive for me… Average American speaking with a Masters Degree… 🤦🏽♀️ insane.
why arn`t Dr`s guilty ?
What's saddening to me is that it's not an opioid crisis until it started affecting suburban white America.
How Sad that No One will take responsibility, for THEIR own WEAKNESSES...!
I prefer "painkillers" on Netflix
So damn scandalous! This is capitalism!
Trusting FDA. You gotta be real dum
Why are you asking human puppeteers about this subject? Ask them about acting. Ask the person who did the research about Purdue Pharma about Oxycontin.
You can easily find those interviews with a quick google search. I think it's interesting to hear from the actors. They had to do a lot of research to embody these roles.
This was a massive cover up