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Drugs in South America.

Having just arrived to spend some time here in nutrition and health care studies, I realize that there are many cultural adjustments to be made. One which I find difficult to accept is the seemingly unbridled license which pharmaceutical houses (some of which number among our better-known ethical firms in the United States) take in manufacturing and promoting drugs in South America. Whether the parent companies lack control or lack concern, I am hard-pressed to pass judgment from this vantage point.