The Untold Purdue Pharma Story CNBC Kept Hidden

This sinister move led to the deaths of “hundreds of thousands of deaths across this country.”

If you already thought Big Pharma was evil, wait till you hear this story.

It turns out that a non-addictive opioid drug formula exists, but Purdue Pharma blocked anyone from making it.

Dr. David Martin explained to Jimmy Dore, “We had a declared emergency use authorization for anything we could do to actually deal with the opioid crisis. But the company [Purdue Pharma] that was making the drugs filed patents on the non-addictive formulas so that no one could produce them.”

Specifically, U.S. Patent 6,277,384 was filed by Connecticut residents Robert F. Kaiko and Robert D. Colucci, with assistance from the New York City law firm Davidson, Davidson & Kappel LLC.

It gets worse.

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