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When Did Medical Innovation Become a Bad Thing?
IPWatchdog asks when medical innovation turned into a liability rather than an achievement, questioning a growing climate of skepticism toward new drugs, devices and treatments. The piece argues that criticism of the pharmaceutical and medical technology sectors has shifted from targeting excesses to targeting innovation itself, and urges readers to reconsider the value of medical progress.
Why now: Ongoing public distrust of pharmaceutical companies and drug pricing has put medical innovation itself under scrutiny.
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- When Did Medical Innovation Become a Bad Thing? · IPWatchdog.com
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