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Dopesick' casts the Sacklers as villains of the opioid crisis. Reality is complex and The Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company that Addicted America
New Hulu series ‘Dopesick’ reveals the evils of the Sackler family, but hides the real fight
Families of opioid victims confront the Sackler family
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THE CRAZY TRUE STORY OF THE FAMILY BEHIND THE OPIOID CRISIS
Between 1999 and 2019, it's estimated that at least half a million people died as a result of the opioid crisis.
To create Hulu’s ‘Dopesick,’ Danny Strong fell down the Purdue Pharma rabbit hole
In Hulu’s “Dopesick,” Michael Keaton plays a country doctor who is initially skeptical of Purdue Pharma’s claim that its drug OxyContin is non-addictive.
Meet the Sacklers: the family feuding over blame for the opioid crisis
Philanthropic heirs to OxyContin fortune have a ‘moral duty to help make this right’ says the widow of one of Purdue Pharma’s founders
US drug companies accused of being ‘cheerleaders’ for opioids
The Sackler Drug Rehab Facility, unlike the prestigious Sackler art galleries of New York and London does not exist. Yet.
The Sackler family, a sprawling and now feuding transatlantic dynasty, is famous in cultural and academic circles for decades of generous philanthropy towards some of the world’s leading institutions, from Yale University to the Guggenheim Museum in the US and the Serpentine Gallery to the Royal Academy in Britain.
But what’s less well known, though increasingly being exposed, is that much of their wealth comes from one product, OxyContin, the blockbuster prescription painkiller first launched in 1996.
Tate removes Sackler name from its walls because of the billionaire family's major role in 500,000 opioid deaths in US
Big pharma is under fire following Hulu's drama series on opioid crisis, Dopesick
Purdue Pharma, owned by Sackler family, admitted to lying about OxyContin
The painkiller, a gateway to Heroin, is highly addictive, despite company claims
Accused of 'art-washing' their fortune, the Sacklers are big donors to galleries
Sackler family deny any wrongdoing as galleries expunge name from exhibits
The Tate has removed a plaque inscribed with the Sackler name, due to the billionaire family's link to the opioid crisis that has killed more than 500,000 people.
The Sackler family earned £9.6 billion from Purdue Pharma, which produced and sold the highly addictive painkiller Oxycodone under the brand name OxyContin.
Detractors allege that the Sacklers knowingly misled doctors and regulators through a barrage of marketing activities about the addictiveness of OxyContin, a prescription drug used to treat moderate to severe pain - an accusation that the Sacklers deny.
The Sackler family have backed the arts to the tune of hundreds of millions of pounds, with £170million handed out to galleries in Britain alone since 2009.
ritics have accused the billionaire family of 'art-washing' their money, as their money has in some cases been given out on the condition that their name be celebrated in the exhibit.
Where is the Sackler Family? They’re at the Center of ‘Dopesick’
How Purdue Pharma and the Sackler Family Perpetrated the Opioid Crisis
The Opioid Epidemic: How Did This Happen? An estimated 130 people die every day from overdosing on opioids.
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