Dr Aseem Malhotra hit medical conference hard. How big pharma manipulate doctors and kill patients for profit.

[tobelightlight]

here is a new word to describe the Pharma industry and all the players in it. PSYCHOPATIC. Iris Koh

 

[Geneco]

old but GOLD lolololololol

 

[Truthspeak]

old but GOLD lolololololol
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[True Believer]

We are in a vicious cycle of doctors chasing higher operating costs in private practice and passing on such expenditure to their patients. An increasing number of doctors in private practice seem unperturbed with the appropriateness of their relationship with drug manufacturers.

 

[True Believer]

Specialists in the private sector depend heavily on pharmaceutical companies to support their continual medical education programmes, which include costly regional conferences. Doctors have long disputed that the sponsorships they receive have any bearing on the brand and quantity of medication that they prescribe. However, there has always been a prevailing suspicion that there is a correlation between sponsorships and prescribing patterns of brand name medication. Drug manufacturers would not spend so much effort and money on doctors if it does not benefit their bottom line.

 

[True Believer]

Drug makers are aware that market forces in the private sector influence decisions when prescribing medication. Sponsorships are seen essentially as incentives given to doctors to prescribe their companies’ products in larger quantities on a regular basis. The pharmaceutical industry knows how to precipitate such behaviour in private medical practitioners, since the physicians are running a business.

 

[True Believer]

On the issue of prescriptions, doctors in the public sector generally feel no direct impact from the sale of drugs. Specialists in premier private hospitals, on the other hand, treat affluent local patients or medical tourists, who have more options when it comes to their treatment plan, as well as the purchasing power to obtain patent drugs. Even though not all doctors are easily swayed by incentives from pharmaceutical companies into handing out more prescriptions than are necessary, the crux of the matter is that this mutually beneficial relationship between drug manufacturers and doctors is undoubtedly a conflict of interest in medical practice.

 

[tobelightlight]

 

[Truthspeak]

We are in a vicious cycle of doctors chasing higher operating costs in private practice and passing on such expenditure to their patients. An increasing number of doctors in private practice seem unperturbed with the appropriateness of their relationship with drug manufacturers.

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