Don’t Call Her a Victim: After Surviving Opioids, Nan Goldin Goes After the Makers

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Noted photographer and former patient at Fernside—one of McLean’s Signature Addiction Recovery Programs—calls out Oxycontin manufacture, Purdue Pharma, and the company owners and art patrons.

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