Ed Bisch, Founder, Relatives Against Purdue Pharma (RAPP)

from Sagely Speaking · host Mary Bono

Former Congresswoman Mary Bono welcomes Ed Bisch, the relentless advocate and founder of Relatives Against Purdue Pharma (RAPP), who talks about his 23 year struggle to make sure Purdue Pharma is held accountable for their irresponsible promotion and distribution of the highly addictive and potentially deadly drug OxyContin. Motivated by personal tragedy with the loss of his son, and driven by a commitment to justice, Ed's dedication and unwavering efforts have brought national attention to the devastating impact of opioid addiction.

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