If the FDA didn't exist, how many more harmful drugs would there be? Would those harmful drugs that had approval retracted still be out there being prescribed?
Just because the FDA is not perfect does not mean that it's a net negative.
Just because the FDA is not perfect does not mean that it's a net negative.
The first way to take advantage there is to outsource the cost of dangerous experiments to (sometimes) desperate people and then to society at large for picking up the pieces.
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