It has largely been attributed to pharmaceutical companies prescribing and profiting from the proliferation of
extremely addictive painkillers.
Not exact matches
FBI agents arrested former Insys Therapeutics (insy) CEO Michael Babich and five other former company executives on Thursday for allegedly bribing doctors to prescribe an
extremely addictive opioid
painkiller to patients who didn't need it.
Andrew observed a very dangerous trend taking hold: Doctors — who were having new drugs pushed to them by profit - driven pharmaceutical companies — began prescribing
extremely powerful and
addictive opioid
painkillers to patients with almost reckless abandon.
As an opioid
painkiller, it is also
extremely addictive.