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The company listed doctors believed to be willing to prescribe more opioids, ranking 239 prescribers as top targets in 2013, during the height of the prescription pill epidemic. The Washington Post analyzed the newly released files and conducted background checks on the doctors. — PolitiTweet.org

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The company made more opioids than any other, with generics accounting for most of Mallinckrodt’s business. To remain relevant in the increasingly competitive market, the company made Exalgo, a hydromorphone tablet, and marketed it directly to doctors. https://t.co/Wb0pV1Rvit https://t.co/6uxrfitKKt — PolitiTweet.org

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More than one quarter were later convicted of crimes related to their medical practices, had their medical licenses suspended or revoked, or paid state or federal fines after being accused of wrongdoing. https://t.co/Wb0pV1Rvit https://t.co/zUF6uOwIL1 — PolitiTweet.org

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