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Unhealthy Pharmaceutical Regulation - Innovation, Politics and Promissory Science (Hardcover)
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Unhealthy Pharmaceutical Regulation - Innovation, Politics and Promissory Science (Hardcover)
Series: Health, Technology and Society
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European and American drug regulators govern a multi-billion-dollar
pharmaceutical industry selling its products on the world's two
largest medicines markets. This is the first book to investigate
how effectively American and supranational EU governments have
regulated innovative pharmaceuticals regarding public health during
the neo-liberal era of the last 30 years. Drawing on years of
fieldwork, the authors demonstrate that pharmaceutical regulation
and innovation have been misdirected by commercial interests and
misconceived ideologies, which induced a deregulatory political
culture contrary to health interests. They dismantle the myth that
pharmaceutical innovations necessarily equate with therapeutic
advances and explain how it has been perpetuated in the interests
of industry by corporate bias within the regulatory state,
unwarranted expectations of promissory science, and the emergent
patient-industry complex. Endemic across both continents, the
misadventures of pharmaceutical deregulation are shown to span many
therapeutic areas, including cancer, diabetes and irritable bowel
syndrome. The authors propose political changes needed to redirect
pharmaceutical regulation in the interests of health.
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