Why Drugs Get Recalled: Inside Pharma'S Quality Gaps
Investigative accounts of pharmaceutical manufacturing, regulatory blind spots, and industry incentives that explain why recalls keep happening and who pays for them.
Optimized for books about Books explaining the systemic causes and public-health consequences of drug recalls, pharma manufacturing failures, and weak regulatory oversight..
Bottle of LiesKatherine EbanKatherine Eban’s investigative account traces quality failures and deceptive manufacturing practices that explain how...Shelf signal: Pharma & Biotech Industry
SickeningJohn AbramsonJohn Abramson examines how profit motives and industry influence distort medical knowledge and regulation, clarifying...Shelf signal: Health Policy
Bad PharmaBen GoldacreBen Goldacre shows how clinical-trial and reporting failures enable unsafe or ineffective drugs to be approved and...Shelf signal: Health Policy
DopesickBeth MacyBeth Macy’s reporting on corporate and regulatory failure in the opioid crisis illustrates consequences when oversight...Shelf signal: Disease & Public Health
DoctoredCharles PillerCharles Piller’s investigation documents contemporary pharma industry practices and supply-chain vulnerabilities...Shelf signal: Alzheimer's & Dementia
An American SicknessElisabeth RosenthalElisabeth Rosenthal explains the broader healthcare and industry structures that determine how recalls affect patients...Shelf signal: Healthcare Issues