In what seems like a classic case of the stereotypical big pharmaceutical company pulling the wool over the eyes of unsuspecting doctors and patients, the saga of how Purdue Pharma deliberately covered up the addictive ...

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What the strange saga of Purdue and its $3 billion drug tells us about our national dependence on painkillers. By Katherine Eban, contributor FORTUNE -- We have become a nation of pill poppers. Pain tablets are the prime ...

The November 21st issue of Fortune Magazine http://features.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2011/11/09/oxycontin-purdue-pharma/?section=magazines_fortune reiterated the statistics for the growing opium epidemic and elicited ...

6 Answers - Posted in: oxycontin, pain, opiate withdrawal, substance abuse - Answer: Hi Chris, thanks for sending the info - I was on Oxycodone(MR) . Call Purdue Pharma About New Oxycontin 80mg Op Last updated on ...

Arguably, the Sackler brothers, former psychiatrists who own Purdue Pharma that produces OxyContin, were the “grandfathers” of modern day marketing practices that have addicted our world to drugs we don't need. According to Forbes ...

When Purdue Pharmaceutical created OxyContin, these folks were presumably filling a desire – OxyContin was meant to be much less addicting and susceptible to abuse compared to pain relievers presently available on the ...

It appears that Ms. Droz has forgotten about an ethics investigation relating to her ties to the maker of OxyContin, Purdue Pharma. The below may refresh her memory: Monday, December 03, 2001. Ethics opinion sought on ...