Aripiprazole, Dopamine, and Well-Being - Science or Selling Point?

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By Neuroskeptic
Jun 17, 2009 2:00 AMNov 5, 2019 12:18 AM

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Suppose you were a drug company, and you've invented a new drug. It's OK, but it's no better than the competition. How do you convince people to buy it?

You need a selling point - something that sets your product apart. Fortunately, with drugs, you have plenty of options. You could look into the pharmacology - the chemistry of how your drug works in the body - and find something unique there. Then, all you need to do is to spin a nice story to explain how the pharmacological properties of your drug make it brilliant.

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