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Inverse Benefits Due to Drug Marketing Undermine Patient Safety and Public Health, Study Finds

机译:研究发现,药品营销带来的逆向利益损害了患者的安全和公共卫生

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Drugs that pharmaceutical companies market most aggressively to physicians and patients tend to offer less benefit and more harm to most patients -- a phenomenon described as the "inverse benefit law" in a paper from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Calveston. Published online on Jan. 13 In the American Journal of Public Health, the article explores recent withdrawals of blockbuster drugs due to safety concerns and finds a clear pattern of physician-focused marketing tactics that ultimately exposed patients to a worsening benefit-to-harm ratio. Potential patient safety and public health implications include unnecessary exposure to adverse side effects, high medical costs and competition for scarce resources.
机译:制药公司最积极地向医生和患者推销的药物往往给大多数患者带来更少的利益和更大的伤害-德州大学医学分校的一篇论文将这种现象描述为“逆向利益法则”。该文章于1月13日在线发布在《美国公共卫生杂志》上,该文章探讨了由于安全性担忧而最近撤回的重磅炸弹药物,并发现了一种以医生为中心的营销策略的清晰模式,最终使患者承受了不断恶化的利弊比。 。对患者安全和公共健康的潜在影响包括不必要的不​​良副作用,高昂的医疗费用以及对稀缺资源的竞争。

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