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Comment: At the beginning, it was called a public-private partnership. Now, they call it a private-public partnership, and for a good reason. It reaches far and deep, including medical schools and their curricula, politicians and governments, regulatory agencies, as well as daily operations of hospitals, pharmacies, and doctors. This is the main culprit on all counts in this trial. This should be done away with. No Big Pharma’s money should enter public and government processes involved in this problem. Why would Big Pharma need a lobby, anyway? Good products do not need advertising or bribes. They advertise themselves.