During the panic caused by Ebola, the big pharmaceutical companies didn’t even attempt to find a cure for the deadly virus. Though people may say that it was Africa’s problem, it did end up spreading into the United States. And, instead of putting effort into helping, large drug companies sat out as small biotech firms and government agencies scrambled to put a stop to Ebola. The lack of regulations on big pharmaceutical companies puts us all in danger, and leaves them free to avoid large medical emergencies if it doesn’t get them enough money in
During the panic caused by Ebola, the big pharmaceutical companies didn’t even attempt to find a cure for the deadly virus. Though people may say that it was Africa’s problem, it did end up spreading into the United States. And, instead of putting effort into helping, large drug companies sat out as small biotech firms and government agencies scrambled to put a stop to Ebola. The lack of regulations on big pharmaceutical companies puts us all in danger, and leaves them free to avoid large medical emergencies if it doesn’t get them enough money in