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They didn't though, they cited a medical journal article where an unaffiliated doctor reported the extremely low addiction rate. Which was true and misleading b
by Spivak 2y ago
They didn't though, they cited a medical journal article where an unaffiliated doctor reported the extremely low addiction rate. Which was true and misleading because short term opioid use addiction rates don't predict long term addiction rates — lying with statistics. And they should be charged and convicted for this, in fact they already were. However, since 2001 every bottle of oxy has made no claim that it's less addictive than other opioids. And we still prescribed them like candy.
- galleywest200 2y ago> And we still prescribed them like candy. Part of the claim is that the Sacklers were involved in this portion.