pharmaceutical companies

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2015/09/18/company-hikes-price-5000-drug-fights-complication-aids-cancer-daraprim/32563749/ Turing Pharmaceuticals bought the rights to Daraprim, a drug that treats toxoplasmosis, and as a result, a treatment for a common parasite that attacks people...

Who is right here? http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-10/gps-campaign-for-end-to-drug-companies-meeting-doctors/5803240 Or is it a case of some drug company reps having a bad influence and some good, and some doctors being more easily influenced and some not? I'm inclined to think so, but is...

Past and current behaviour of pharmaceutical companies indicates they are often more interested in making money than behaving in an ethical and responsible way. If illicit drugs were legalised and as easily available as alcohol and tobacco are today, what would be the impact on the development...

From over here. I think that this is BS. I understand that a person, by releasing a protocol in the public domain, does render that particular protocol unpatentable. I cannot see, however, how this would prevent a drug company from making money off of the process, if it works. They...

Apparently a surprising number of people think the pharmaceutical companies have discovered instant cures for major diseases, but they're covering it up to keep people buying large quantities of drugs. I can't believe anybody can honestly entertain that idea. I mean, if some company actually...