human
I hear what you're saying. The trouble is, Purdue's marketing strategy was to put out information disguised as peer reviewed medical journal information touting Oxy's benefits while ignoring or downplaying the addictive qualities. We've been in search of a wonder drug, one that relieves chronic pain but is not addictive. This was supposed to be it, according to Purdue. Many doctors believed it. Sure we should have seen this coming. But we can say that about so many things. That's the beauty and curse of hindsight.
gpt
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