Big Pharma: The Dealers, Not the Healers — How the Medicine Industry Lost Its Soul
In an age where we can sequence genomes, transplant hearts, and create vaccines in record time, one would think the world has entered a golden age of healing. And yet, for many, the phrase "Big Pharma" no longer conjures images of white-coated researchers chasing cures. Instead, it evokes corporate boardrooms, billion-dollar profits, and patients treated more like consumers than human beings in need of care.
“Big Pharma are the dealers, not the healers” is more than a slogan—it’s a searing indictment of an industry that, while built to save lives, often behaves like the very addiction it claims to cure.
The Business of Sickness
Pharmaceutical companies were once seen as pioneers of hope. They brought us penicillin, insulin, polio vaccines, and a myriad of treatments that have tr...
