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Purdue's bankruptcy plan would shield its Sackler family owners from opioid lawsuits in exchange for a US$6 billion contribution to the company's broader bankruptcy settlement.

Purdue’s bankruptcy plan would shield its Sackler family owners from opioid lawsuits in exchange for a US$6 billion contribution to the company’s broader bankruptcy settlement.

The company will pay at least $750 million to individual victims of the opioid crisis and their survivors.

UConn Health recently removed signs that commemorated donations by two late Sackler family members who co-owned OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma.

Members of the Sackler family--the infamous, mega-wealthy family largely seen as sparking the nationwide opioid epidemic--donated roughly $19 million to the Nat

Chronicle readers also comment on San Francisco’s superbloom, BART funding and building housing at the Coliseum site.

PAIN activists and Harvard students staged a protest at the Arthur M. Sackler Museum, calling on the school to remove the Sackler name

“A lot of the public health experts I talked to think this will move the needle. It's not going to solve it … but it is something.”

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