Big Pharma

Why should the drug industry be the exclusive financial beneficiary of research that the public helps fund? The public should benefit as well.

Patients groups are the focus of a new report that asks questions about ties to corporate pharmaceutical companies.

Our taxes pay for most of the front end (riskier) research on drugs, so why do private companies get to set the price?

AARP isn't exactly hiding its new financial relationship with ALEC.

Like ALEC, Mike Pence has cast his lot with industry, peddling deceptive claims like smoking doesn't cause cancer and opposing laws to reduce gun violence.

The entities that are really getting rich off the commons are the corporations and corporate executives.

Critics note that of the hundreds of millions in tax revenues that AUMA is expected to generate, not a penny will go to the California general fund.

Skeptics question the sudden push for legalization, which is largely funded by wealthy investors linked to Big Ag and Big Pharma.

A third study shows an association between physician drug choices and their interactions with the pharmaceutical industry.

While regulators debate the cannabis-derived compound CBD's legal status, Big Pharma attempts to corner the market.