Is There a Solution?

Mylan will never be able to erase the fact that they seriously violated the rights and trust of their customers, who are the single most important stakeholder, especially in an industry that provides products that the person needs to live. Through all my research for this blog, not once did I find a sincere apology from Mylan as a company or their CEO Heather Bresch. Instead they continually denied that their price increase was wrong, and blamed the faulted healthcare system and the cost middlemen create in the process. While the healthcare system is certainly flawed, there is absolutely no reason that Mylan couldn't have taken an apologetic stance in response to criticisms, and admitted that a price of $608 for two EpiPen's is utterly ridiculous. Simply acknowledging their fault and sympathizing with their customers would have at the very least curved the aggressive nature of the criticism they received. Instead, they continually repeated the same facts and used the same r...