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I recommend reading “empire of pain” it’s mostly a history of the Sackler family (the family that owned OxyContin). It does a good job of showing how thoroughly
by dghlsakjg 4y ago
I recommend reading “empire of pain” it’s mostly a history of the Sackler family (the family that owned OxyContin). It does a good job of showing how thoroughly rotten and knowledgeably harmful the actions of the owners, lawyers, sales execs, sales reps, docs and government were.
The line that stuck with me was about the CEO at the launch party for oxy comparing confetti to a “blizzard of prescriptions”.