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Two waves of addiction were prescribed by doctors and egged on by pharmaceutical marketing — orchestrated by the Sackler family — that insisted it was safe and a great idea
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Matt Taibbi (United States) | Apr 19, 2026
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Targeting women with misleading opioid marketing has exacerbated health disparities and highlights the need for better regulatory oversight.
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While pharmaceutical companies played a role in the opioid crisis, individual responsibility and awareness should also be emphasized in discussions about addiction.
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The aggressive marketing of opioids to women by Big Pharma reflects a systemic failure in medical ethics and patient care.
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Addressing the opioid crisis requires a holistic approach that includes education, prevention, and treatment, rather than solely blaming pharmaceutical companies.
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The Sackler family's influence on opioid prescriptions raises important questions about accountability in the pharmaceutical industry.
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