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Opioids Inc

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First published at 11:24 UTC on September 7th, 2020.

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The aggressive marketing of dangerously potent and addictive opioids by pharmaceutical companies has driven an alarming rise in global drug addiction and death. America has been at the epicentre of this epidemic.

"All over the country these do…

"All over the country these doctors were being bribed and were writing massive volumes of prescriptions for one of the most dangerous drugs on the market." Prosecutor.

Insys Therapeutics was a multi-million-dollar pharmaceutical company which made a fortune from one such drug. Up to one hundred times stronger than morphine, the fentanyl-based painkiller promised fast and effective relief from the most acute pain. Instead of helping those in need, the drug fuelled America's devastating opioid epidemic in the shameless pursuit of profit.

"It wasn't about cancer patients. It was about getting as many people as you could on the drug." Former sales team member.

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