What does that have to do with this article? THey are totally screwing up here! Approving crap that should not ever be approved. As well as multitudes of mental narcotic drugs that only mask over spiritual problems and help to create more problems! The profit motive is way way too important in healthcare and medicine. Profit is good, but when you have that as the motive in medicine, it ends up like this story reveals.
The spiritual problem happens when the person never looks further than the medications. Medications are neutral things; they can be used for good or ill. I take the opposite approach: the choice of a medication should be that of the doctor, but with the patient having the right of final refusal. And doctors should have skin in the game, and people should be careful to choose doctors of good repute.
Creating sophisticated compounds to treat complex diseases is fraught with risk. Moving from a clinical trial involving hundreds/thousands, to a commercialized product that is used by millions, is going to cause some unfortunate side effects.....human physiology being so different and all.
It is what it is. Trying to eliminate this risk will only kill innovation. And I don't know if you're paying attention to the problems we're facing with treating infections, but this isn't a time to be circling the wagons.