Indiana expected to get $507 million from opioid settlement

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4 thoughts on “Indiana expected to get $507 million from opioid settlement

  1. Will any of this money go directly to those people who died or were drugged out for 10 years. The misuse of these drugs was mind boggling. How many of the doctors who over-prescribed these drugs will face jail time or financial penalties?

  2. The AMA is culpable in this as well. A lot of physicians were just treating patients as directed by AMA- treating pain… Hell, anyone over 35 has pain to some degree and the industry armed to the teeth with pharma reps was out pushing it in full force. This is what you get when you allow pharma companies to use government-funded research only to sell patent protective products for financial gain.

    On another note- Pharma DTC ads should be banned. Patients should never be walking in asking for product “X” because they saw it on tv.

  3. I hope the AG realizes that this money needs to go to providing lifesaving resources to those with SUD. No more families should have to bury loved ones.

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