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The article critiques the U.S. vaccine court system, which allows pharmaceutical companies to profit immensely while avoiding accountability for vaccine-related injuries. According to the piece, these corporations are shielded from lawsuits, as any claims are redirected to a secretive vaccine court. This system is portrayed as a “get-out-of-jail-free card” for …

The vaccine court is a federal program designed to shield pharmaceutical companies from liability, leaving families to navigate a complex government tribunal if their child suffers vaccine-related harm. In this system, manufacturers face no consequences, as settlements are paid from taxpayer funds rather than corporate profits. This arrangement creates a …

This week marked a poignant farewell to Rite Aid, a cherished community fixture now closing its doors due to the devastating opioid crisis. The store was more than a pharmacy; it served as a gathering space and a support system for generations. As communities grapple with the fallout of the …

Rite Aid’s decline serves as a stark example of systemic failures in America’s healthcare and pharmaceutical systems. Once a vibrant part of the community, the neighborhood Rite Aid recently shuttered, leaving behind an empty shell where the manager, a long-time employee, expressed his sense of defeat. This closure is emblematic …