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As far as I can see, there are no financial interests behind this article (in fact, all the financial interests are against it because it's criticising the lucr

As far as I can see, there are no financial interests behind this article (in fact, all the financial interests are against it because it's criticising the lucrative medical system). Maybe it's slightly over dramatic but at least it seems pure in its intentions and it's good to see that the writer feels strongly about the topic. This is real journalism and we need more of these articles. What we need fewer of are articles which promote financial interests and drive wealth centralization. These are abundant and nobody seems to be pointing those out.

RappingBoomer 7y ago
big pharma wants more laws from congress to prevent americans from using the web to buy the cheap antibiotics they need from overseas...these hype articles manufacture consent for the laws big pharma wants and will get once they pay off congress...it's a 2 stage process...first they lay a propaganda foundation--media articles that hype some crisis...and then they pay off congress to get the laws that force the consumer to do (or not do) things that will make the big corporations richer...I am old and have been seeing this stuff for decades now...i talk about it frequently online too, but I am usually censored by forums that probably get $$ from business lobbies