J&J's greed helped fuel U.S. opioid crisis Unlisted Video

The state of Oklahoma alleged at the start of the first trial to result from lawsuits over the drug crisis that Johnson & Johnson’s greed led the drugmaker to use deceptive marketing to create an oversupply of painkillers that fueled the U.S. opioid epidemic. Reuters reports that Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter, argued in a state court in the city of Norman that J&J should be forced to pay for helping cause the “worst manmade public health crisis in our state’s history.