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Seven Toxic Effects of Drug Companies

I'm the first to admire the strengths andnone.3. When they draw attention away from
virtues of the free-enterprise model as itnon-medication treatments.Drug companies sell
applies to drug development and sales. Thisdrugs. Therefore, when it comes to marketing
model encourages drug companies to employtheir products, they have no interest in
talented people and to take risks inpromoting -- or even mentioning -- non-drug
developing new drugs for serious medicaltreatments. There are no salespeople making
problems. But let's face it, currentthe rounds of doctors' offices to remind
practices also produce undesirable effects.1.physicians of the rigorously proved benefits
When their drug that was wonderful last monthof stress management training for migraine
is suddenly no good.It's been entertaining toand tension-type headaches, or of
watch the drug companies suddenly come upcognitive-behavioral counseling for
with new, patentable variations of theirdepression.4. When they hook us on
drugs just when their old patents aresamples.Doctors' offices receive samples of
expiring. For example, since the 1970s, thepatented (high mark-up) drugs and not of
Abbott company has been doing a dance withunpatented (low mark-up) drugs. Therefore,
different formulations of valproic acid (usedpatients are steered toward the expensive
for seizures, migraines and bipolardrugs by means of these "loss-leaders."5.
disorder). At first, the brand name wasWhen they shape medical practice.Drug
Depakene, but when that patent ran out,companies aggressively court the
Depakene was suddenly no good any more, andthought-leaders, like faculty members at
Depakote (just barely different enough to bemedical schools, with financial perks such as
patentable) was the only drug one shouldimpressive fees for speaking engagements.
think of. Then when Depakote's patent ranThey also subsidize medical publications. The
out, suddenly it wasn't any good, either. Noweffects of these marketing activities on
Depakote ER (extended release) is the onlymedical practice are not necessarily
way to fly.This approach of reworking the oldbeneficial to patients.For example, tissue
drug into longer-acting formats has workedplasminogen activator (tPA) is an expensive
for other drug companies, too. For example,clot-dissolving drug approved for use in
GlaxoSmithKline has gone through the samestroke patients. Its benefits are modest and
dance with their formulations of bupropionits risks are real (brain hemorrhage and
for depression, evolving from Wellbutrin todeath). Thoughtful clinicians might
Wellbutrin SR (sustained release) toreasonably conclude that the benefits of
Wellbutrin XL (extended release). Wyeth,administering tPA do not outweigh the risks.
seeing a good thing, followed the same pathBut this is not the message that comes from
with venlafaxine antidepressant, going frommany thought-leaders and publications.
Effexor to Effexor XR (extended release).Instead, the implication is that
It's just an amazing coincidence how theseadministering this drug is a standard of
new, suddenly-better drugs emerge just whencare, and omitting it constitutes
the old drugs expire and face genericmalpractice.6. When the sales reps push
competition.2. When they make us forget thatunapproved uses.Recently, a Pfizer sales rep
the older drugs work just fine.Since 1954told me that his company's drug, pregabalin,
we've had effective anti-psychotic drugs tois effective in preventing migraine. He
treat schizophrenia, but beginning in theshouldn't have said that. Pregabalin is
1990s a series of new anti-psychoticsFDA-approved for treatment of epilepsy and
emerged, now called the "atypical" or "novel"nerve-pain, but not migraine. Although
anti-psychotics. Suddenly, the older drugs --physicians in the U.S. are allowed to
all generic and therefore reasonably pricedprescribe drugs for "off-label" uses, drug
-- were no good. Only the new, patentedcompanies are prohibited from advertising
anti-psychotics were any good and one mighttheir drugs for non-approved uses. In fact,
even be guilty of malpractice if onePfizer got in trouble for pushing another
prescribed an older drug (or continueddrug, gabapentin, for unapproved uses.7. When
prescribing one to a patient who seemed to bedoctors don't think critically about what
doing fine). Indeed, a generation of newthey're doing.This, strictly speaking, isn't
psychiatrists cycled through traininga deficiency of the drug companies. But
programs with this concept in mind, rarelybecause the only salespeople that doctors see
writing a prescription for an older drug.Theare for expensive, branded drugs, the names
alleged superiority of the newer drugs wasof less expensive (or more effective)
tested in the recently completed CATIEalternatives may not come to mind when
(Clinical Antipsychotic Trials inprescriptions are written.(C) 2006 by Gary
Intervention Effectiveness) study and foundCordingleyGary Cordingley, MD, PhD, is a
to be absent. The study compared four newerclinical neurologist, teacher and researcher
drugs to an older drug, perphenazine, and thewho works in Athens, Ohio.
differences in outcome were minimal to



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