Really though. Pharmaceuticals should be held to a high standard, and to a certain extent they are. It's when things like Pfizer and their promotion to doctors, who in turn promoted drugs for illness and conditions they were never intended, or rather shown to be an effective and safe treatment for, that the high standards are really lacking. I'm not involved with that aspect, and the Big pharmaceuticals are actually several divisions. My work in animal health is quite different than what goes on in the Big Pharma side of our company, and we even differentiate in that way. Big Pharma makes the human stuff, our interaction with them is small, like tech transfer, and sometimes management moves around.
There's more bureaucracy in the company I work for than there is in most government departments...
But anyways, that's something else altogether. Educating yourself as a parent regarding the health of your children is the ethical thing to do. Unfortunately for some kids, their parents just don't know the difference between actual risks, and the inflated risk peddled by the nutters out there.