Drug companies aren't apologizing for the opioid crisis because 'a lot of what they did was totally legal,' says law professor Leo Beletsky

Drug companies are starting to settle thousands of civil suits across the U.S. for their role in the opioid epidemic. Their regulatory and marketing practices allowed millions of pills to slip into illegal markets and encouraged physicians to prescribe the painkillers in mass quantities, according to plaintiffs. Meanwhile, people developed substance use disorders by the millions and overdosed by the hundreds of thousands.

."Of course, there are individual people who clearly did illegal and unethical things, but that's not where the tens of thousands of deaths are coming from."

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Drug companies aren't apologizing for their role in the opioid crisis, billions of dollars in settlements or notIn nearly a dozen cases reviewed by Newsweek, drug firms that flooded the U.S. with deadly painkillers over the years have clauses in their settlements that absolve them from saying they did anything wrong. 🐷💩,s 1n all
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