‘[T]elehealth sites are similar to “pill mills,” where the prescribers generate prescriptions if there is any conceivable reason to do so. “If you can just go to a website and get the drug you’re seeking after a cursory asynchronous questionnaire, it commercializes medicine in a way that’s a little bit dangerous.’

In the dear dead days beyond recall of this blog, we covered paltry neighborhood pill mills as we traced America’s addictions from sea to shining sea. Now, along with education and religion, Mother’s Little Helpers (see pharmed-up poster girl Lindsay Clancy) are going online, so you don’t have to wait all day in squalid parking [ ]