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Will Purdue’s opioid settlement be overturned? | Front Burner
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22:21Now PlayingA multibillion-dollar settlement with the maker of OxyContin could be overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court. Why are victims of the opioid crisis split on whether the deal should stand?
CORRECTION (Dec. 7, 2023): A previous version of this video incorrectly stated that the movie Pain Hustlers was inspired by Purdue and Oxycontin. In fact, that film was based on a different company, which also sold opioid-based pain medication. The video has been edited to remove that statement.
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