Pharmaceutical Patents

Beyond the Patents: The Monopoly Practices of Big Pharma and What American Consumers Aren’t Told

The high cost of prescription drugs in the U.S. is driven by Big Pharma’s patent practices and strategic blocking of affordable generic medications, especially from India. This article reveals how evergreening tactics, intense lobbying, and restrictive FDA regulations keep drug prices artificially high and prevent the entry of cheaper alternatives. These monopoly practices significantly impact consumers, leading to high healthcare costs and limited access to essential medications. Organizations like Ashvin Medicara play a crucial role in advocating for the importation of safe and affordable generics, challenging the power of Big Pharma and supporting policy changes for better healthcare access.

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Health or Wealth: The High Cost of Living Under Big Pharma’s Rule

As healthcare and pharmaceutical costs skyrocket, a troubling pattern of control and coercion emerges. With drug prices reaching unprecedented heights, millions face a dire choice: surrender financial stability for life-saving medication or seek affordable treatments abroad, often navigating legal grey areas. This article explores how multinational corporations, with the complicity of a largely acquiescent legislative and executive branch, orchestrate economic and social enslavement by manipulating drug prices and market access through patent monopolies and restrictive trade agreements. The influence of Big Pharma, extensive lobbying efforts, and government collusion maintain high prices and limit competition, affecting global healthcare access and patient well-being.

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