The smug, Botoxed face of everything wrong with medicine in America (PART 2)

If Brent Saunders had had his way, he'd be in Albert Bourla's seat at Pfizer now. (Would Pfizer still be shilling for mRNA Covid jabs? Probably even harder, if that's possible.)

(PART TWO: The Fall)

A January 2015 Forbes profile of Brenton L. Saunders, who at age 44 was about to become the chief executive of Allergan, the maker of Botox, begins unforgettably: Saunders lying in a chair “in an Orlando hotel ballroom as a plastic surgeon pierced his face 30 times,” injecting him with Botox and a dermal filler to plump his cheeks.

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