The Embarrassing Part about Big Pharma’s Dirty Little Secret
A good definition for the word “chutzpah” is “unmitigated gall.” Here’s a real-life example from a Big Pharma CEO.
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How often are we told that prescription drug prices in the U.S. must be expensive because “if pharmaceutical companies can’t charge high enough prices, they won’t be able to afford the R&D (research and development) costs necessary to develop all the new drugs that sooo benefit all of us Americans?”
Pretty often, right? I know I hear it all the time.
