The “accent nerd” went to extraordinary lengths to sound like a Pennsylvania native for HBO’s “Mare of Easttown.” Here’s how she did it.“The Crime of the Century” chronicles the history of pain treatment in the U.S. and how it’s been redefined over the decades, largely by the marketing efforts of, who founded and own Purdue.
Material from Purdue seen in the series shows the shift from looking at pain as an unpleasant side effect to an ailment unto itself: “What is pain? … Pain is whatever the person experiencing the pain says it is,” advises a pleasant voice in an instructional video. It should be treated like the fifth vital sign, and not a symptom, clinicians were told in courses.
Purdue and its formidable team of doctors and lawyers, Rudy Giuliani included, defended against the hundreds of thousands of overdoses and deaths related to OxyContin by claiming there were two kinds of users: patients who followed doctors’ orders and drug abusers. “The Crime of the Century” makes clear that’s not the case. A man whose wife died of an overdose while under the care of a high-profile pain management doctor who was indirectly funded by Purdue speaks about how the couple followed whatever the doctor recommended. But in his grief he kept the list of drugs the pain doctor had her on. When another medical professional reels off the names of each drug and the high dosages for the camera, he’s stumped and then horrified.
Says an industry who profits off of pain.
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