Prescription drugs save lives (or one's quality of life) all the time, and it sounds obvious but people forget or don't recognize that. It doesn't always work

Prescription drugs save lives (or one's quality of life) all the time, and it sounds obvious but people forget or don't recognize that. It doesn't always work because it's not an exact thing, two bodies can have different reactions to the same prescription. The same body can different reactions to the same prescription at different times. And some doctors make mistakes and some exercise poor judgment. But too many people latch onto the negative anecdotes and the narrative of us vs. the evil drug companies. It's like with police. You can see them as fundamentally your enemy, or else fundamentally on your side but since they're just people like all of us, many are below average at their job and some outliers are incompetent or truly evil. The way you choose to see it says more about you than about law enforcement.