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An Ethical Dilemma

For decades, pharmaceutical companies have spouted public relations slogans that tout patient health and the greater good. While corporate profits and increased attention to patents and patent protection have become critical issues due to the looming costs of health care in the United States, the majority of Americans have come to think drugs are overpriced and pharmaceutical companies are mostly concerned with making profits. The age-old motivators: knowledge, money, and power, have reared their ugly heads, forcing Americans to re-evaluate how the system works.