De venta en farmacias: Una denuncia del negocio de la salud desde dentro (EPUB)

De venta en farmacias Una denuncia  del negocio de la salud desde dentro

An explosive critique of the pharmacy model’s operation in Spain.

Featuring Gemma del Caño’s epistolary and Olga Ayllón’s prologue.

There are several products and treatments that we can find in a pharmacy. Since then, there has been an increasing variety of them, tailored to the needs of the consumer; all under the control of large corporations and their commercial equipment, I+D, and marketing. Because the truth is that a large portion of what we can purchase in a store where we sell health care usually has little to do with our health, but rather more to do with market demands.

In this essay, Felipe and Raúl de la Fuente outline the recommendations of a pharmaceutical system that prioritizes economy over consumer welfare. Their thorough and sympathetic research work opens our eyes to a situation that urgently needs a change.

The first readers have said: “A book that protects consumers […] because it helps us understand that not only is not everything that is reluctance, but also everything that is health that is visible in the dark corners of pharmacies.”The Olga Ayllón Prólogo

“Products without proof, products with clear proof that they don’t work for anything, and then they’re sold anyway… and cases isolated from illegal actions, because whoever lacks ethics with patients also lacks it with their employees.”[…] Felipe and Raúl have joined the islanders, and that is the first step toward change.The Gemma del Caño epistolo