Build a disease; they'll buy the pill
Science at the service of the rich:
"Science is used to support what the marketers want," said Alan Cassels, a researcher at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
"Marketing is triumphing over sound medical science," said Canadian Women's Health Network spokesperson Kathleen O'Grady.
Exposing people to un-necessary risk? Who cares. Show me the money:
"The problem, of course, is that the company doesn't want to market to people with extreme conditions. They want more of the market," Cassels said.
Deceiving people; as usual:
"They really make it sound like everyone is at risk."
And the result:
"The drug is now one of Pfizer's top sellers."
Hey, this is the lovely and humane capitalism.
Read more here .
"Science is used to support what the marketers want," said Alan Cassels, a researcher at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
"Marketing is triumphing over sound medical science," said Canadian Women's Health Network spokesperson Kathleen O'Grady.
Exposing people to un-necessary risk? Who cares. Show me the money:
"The problem, of course, is that the company doesn't want to market to people with extreme conditions. They want more of the market," Cassels said.
Deceiving people; as usual:
"They really make it sound like everyone is at risk."
And the result:
"The drug is now one of Pfizer's top sellers."
Hey, this is the lovely and humane capitalism.
Read more here .
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