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Big Pharma: Investing Boldly in Advertising and Profits, Not R&D

July 15, 2019

Drug prices are out of control. But Big Pharma is posting record profits. Where is all that money going? Not research and development. For the top ten U.S. companies, nearly 80% of every Big Pharma dollar goes to something other than R&D.

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