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Your Dunkle Sans posted:Why do American pharmaceuticals get away with drug commercials on cable TV and the like? As far as I know, it's a uniquely American phenomenon and a really strange one at that. I dunno, I saw Beer commercials all the time when I travel.
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BarbarianElephant posted:If there was any treatment with a high chance of success, addiction wouldn't be a big problem, would it? Implementing a solution is often much harder than finding a solution in the first place.
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Ceiling fan posted:
I'm interested which third world countries you visit that have people regularly visit the US.
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Gail Wynand posted:Any of them? There are upper middle class and rich people in developing countries too. They are also the ones most likely to speak English and be able to afford to hang out with tourists. So the rich have issues with healthcare in the US? That seems strange.
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Albino Squirrel posted:Fun thing about street value: Tylenol #3s go for a couple of dollars a pill up here. Generic acetaminophen/codeine pills of the same strength go for about a dollar. And codeine 30s go for about 50 cents. Tylenol's probably more expensive to get, just like how generics are cheaper in a real drug store too.
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waitwhatno posted:Why isn't there stronger regulation of opioids in the US? Because when we do that, we get heroin outbreaks.
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