Pills, Profits, and Politics

Pills, Profits, and PoliticsPills, Profits, and Politics is a compelling expos on the modern pharmaceutical industry, its intersection with medical practices, and the profound consequences for public health. Authored by Milton Silverman and Philip Lee, this book critically examines the misuse and misrepresentation of prescription drugs, highlighting the economic waste, patient harm, and ethical dilemmas it creates. While modern drugs have revolutionized medicine, Silverman and

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