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Every single opioid pill legally sold in in country. every pill down to the one. its a list main maintained by the dea tracks every pill from the drug manufacturers to the distributors, to the individual pharmacies. all across the country. and it exists so the dea can supposedly track suspicious sales. well, the big pharmaceutical companies and distributors are required to report each transaction involving an opioid pain pill to the dea thats how the database exists. who has access to the databa...

Washington post" and ultimately saw a windmill in ohio, where a judge is overseeing the biggest case in history. its about 2,000 cases brought by state and local governments against the big pharmaceutical companies that make and sell these pills that many federal judge in ohio previously allowed some of plaintiffs in that case, some of the cities and towns themselves to access some of the data from this big important mind blowing database bush it was under a protective order. even though they co...

Opioid pill legally sold in the country. every pill down to the one. its a list maintained by the dea that tracks every pill from the drug manufacturers to the distributors to the individual pharmacies. all across the country. it exists so the dea can track suspicious sales. the big pharmaceutical companies are required to report a pain pill to the dea. thats how the database exists. who has access? it has been kept secret and hidden from the public view until now. a team of reporters from "the ...

That just kept on going, because the location of her body. >> sheriffs deputies canvassed the crime scene, searched jamies car, and looked for eyewitnesses. >> talked to several hundred people, and no ones seen anything. >> turns out, there were no fingerprints inside the car. but during an autopsy, the medical examiner did recover dna from jamies body. dna which likely came from her rapist and killer. did you put the dna into a database? >> we put it in codis. >> any hits? >> none. >> no eyewit...

Gazette mail have been trying to get ax for a couple of years now. the post originally filed a freedom of information act request. it was denied. government did not want to site made public. perhaps more importantly, the drug companies did not want it made public. he repeatedly told the courts that if this information was made public about what pills went where, that might give their come pot to haves the other drug companies an advantage in the marketplace. the competitors might find out where ...

Pain pills for everien ma, woman, child, and baby in the united states. and now you can check the see if your county was on par with that or maybe doing better than that, or maybe youre one of the counties where the companies went whole hog. the per person average as of 2012 was that they were shipping out 36 pills for every man, woman, and child in the country. in norton virginia, the smallest city in virginia, up there they werent shipping 36 pills per person. they were shipping 306 pills per ...

Which distributors sent how many drugs where and which drugstores sold them. ultimately it was a federal appears court that agreed with the news organizations on this and ruled in their favor. the data will aid us in understanding the enormity of the epidemic and aid us in ending it. with that, six years of data from this massive database tracking every opioid pill sold in america was made available to the public. and the most made this widget that allows you to access it in this convenience way...

Distributed into your county. you can do this now through the website op "the washington post." we posted the link so its easy for to you find. you can do this for any county in the country. the reason you can do this now is because it turns out there is a data base of every opioid pill sold in this country. down to the one. its a list maintained by the dea. from the drug manufacturers to the distributors to the individual pharmacies all across the country. and it exists so the dea can supposedl...

Were also shipping pills to those distributors in your county. then look at the next column. pharmacies. you can go drugstore by drugstore. if you want to know how many pills they are distributing, you can go store by store by store. pharmacy by pharmacy and if you want to know how to make sense of the numbers being distributed, heres an easy distillation. how many highly addictive pills were they pushing into your town through these individual drugstores and pharmacies? you can tell the number ...

Initially the judge told them know. the newspapers didnt accept that answer. they appealed the judges ruling. lawyers for the post argued this served a public need to know, it would serve the public interest in understanding and fighting the opioid crisis to know which manufacturers and which distributors sent how many drugs where and which drugstores sold them. ultimately it was a federal appeals court that agreed with the news organizations on this and ruled in their favor. quote, the data wil...