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The guy does whine a bit about NAZI connections to the drug's developer as if that's the reason a drug company was shady AF.

However, the story has a lot of parallels in a modern medication. We're at the "Troubling rumors" stage right now.

The guy does whine a bit about NAZI connections to the drug's developer as if that's the reason a drug company was shady AF. However, the story has a lot of parallels in a modern medication. We're at the "Troubling rumors" stage right now.

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No. Thalidomide isn't widely available anymore. It's primarily used as a leprosy treatment now.