Pharmaceuticals depressed over 'Sicko'

Some pharmaceuticals are showing signs of feeling anxious about an upcoming movie due to be released late this year. It's a new Michael Moore film and it's called "Sicko".

According to The Independent, at least one drug company, GlaxoSmithKline, is training its 8,000 US workers to become public relations ambassadors in preparation for the outfall that may result from this film.

Sicko is Michael Moore's examination of the American pharmaceutical and larger healthcare industry. Moore is a famous documentary filmmaker whose previous films include Fahrenheit 9/11, Bowling for Columbine, and Roger and Me.

Apparently Moore is still seeking real life stories from people about their experiences with the pharmaceutical industry. I wonder if he's already been alerted to one incredible example; this ubelievably crazy story where the pharmaceutical lobby commissioned some authors to write a horrific fictional 'best-seller', (involving terrorism, poison and beautiful supermodels) hoping that it would scare people away from buying their prescription drugs from non-US sources online.