Posted: December 28, 2007
A recent article in the New York Times -- "Under Attack, Drug Maker Turned to Giuliani for Help" rehashes an old story about how presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani earned millions of dollars defending Purdue Pharma against charges of illegal promotion of its pain drug, OxyContin, the abuse of which DEA claims has killed hundreds of people -- mostly teenagers (who, incidentally, cannot vote for or against Mr. Giuliani should he win the Republican nomination for president).
I've written several posts to Pharma Marketing Blog about this and other questionable ties that Giuliani has had with the pharmaceutical industry that have helped him amass a personal fortune of 30 million dollars.
For more on this, read today's post to Pharma Marketing Blog.
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