Purdue Pharma, the Maker of OxyContin, Falsely Led Medical Doctors

Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, falsely led medical doctors to believe that ______.

A) there might be a health care crisis in the U.S.
B) a cocaine substitute was responsible for creating the health care problems
C) OxyContin was less habit forming than other opioid pain relievers, creating a health care crisis in the U.S.
D) OxyContin was no more habit forming than other drugs on the market