Drugs advertised most on TV have LEAST health benefits, according to analysis of $6bn-a-year industry

Johns Hopkins University researchers found that spending on promoting prescription drugs rose from $1.3 billion in 1996 to $6 billion in 2016. Ninety-two of 135 drugs included in the study, or nearly 70 percent, were deemed to have little health benefits.

Poster Comment:

An Oxford study revealed that only 6% of drugs were useful. And over 10% harmed people. The rest were a waste of money.