By the end of November, after curing several lung cancer patients in succession, Tian Cai finally developed the first version of the antagonistic drug.

However, she felt that this version still had room for improvement. Like the previous drugs, she needed to find some people to try it out and see what the clinical effects were.

If the effect is good, then directly make this version of the medicine.

If the effect is not good, continue to improve it.

In the past, every time Tian Cai developed a new drug, it had to go through such a drug testing process before it was officially put into production. However, at that time, Gu Changhe would find people in the military to conduct the tests, and the results would definitely be the same.

This time, Tian Cai chose to do the drug test himself, which would also make it easier for him to observe the test results and improve the prescription.

Because of her identity as a military doctor, the news that lung cancer patients needed to test the drug was first announced within the military region.

This matter was handed over to the hospital's logistics director Bao Fangyuan and medical department director Chang Qingyun, both of whom were old acquaintances of Tian Cai.

Bao Fangyuan thought that if there were not so many military families who met the requirements and were willing to try the medicine, he would give the quota to hospitals in various places.

Although the drugs Tian Cai studied in the past were also targeted, they were all potentially useful to everyone, which is completely different from the one for lung cancer this time.

Bao Fangyuan guessed that there might not be many people coming to try the medicine, so he would still have to transfer some from the hospital.

A week later, he was stunned when he saw the stack of registration forms that Chang Qingyun handed over.

He never imagined that there would be so many patients with lung cancer just by looking for them among military families?

"Why so many?" he couldn't help asking.

"This has already screened out a considerable number of people. According to our requirements, military dependents don't have to be direct relatives, they can also be blood relatives. This may include some people from the same hometown. Many people who live in the same village are relatives. I didn't consider those who are not local."

Chang Qingyun moved the pile of information and measured its thickness for Bao Fangyuan. "The ones I sifted out are twice as thick as these."

It was only through this investigation that she realized that there were so many people suffering from lung cancer, and these were just in one Beijing military district, and there must be more across the country.

No wonder Tian Cai started researching drugs for lung cancer. This is definitely a direction of pharmaceutical research that benefits the country and the people.

Bao Fangyuan had no choice. If he brought all the people above to test the medicine, let alone the entire military general hospital, even two or three might not be able to accommodate them.

"Then let's screen it again, looking directly at the immediate family members and leaving the rest aside for now."

After a brief thought, Chang Qingyun agreed to his plan, as immediate family members were relatively more aware.

Because the news was announced within the military region, Tian Cai's identity was no secret. Given her previous achievements, most people still had absolute confidence in her ability, especially her direct military relatives.

Moreover, the existence of several cases of lung cancer patients who have been cured is irrefutable evidence.

Tian Cai was afraid that no one would come to the drug trial, so he gave everyone a guarantee while sending out the drug trial instructions.

If the trial medication is not effective, she will try her best to treat the patient.

This matter involves certain risks. The possible advantages and disadvantages of drug testing are listed in detail in the notice, and Tian Cai personally explains them one by one to those participating in the drug trial.

Tian Cai's face was too childish, and even though they had heard about it from their sons or brothers, they found it hard to believe her.

Several patients who had been cured came forward at this time to share their treatment experiences.

It can be seen from the greatly improved complexions and spirits of their people that it is true that Dr. Tian can cure lung cancer.

Everything went exceptionally smoothly afterwards. Everyone had no objection to Tian Cai's arrangements and signed the notice very readily.

Officially become a member of the drug testing team.

So those who didn't get the qualification to try the drug knew that Tian Cai would occasionally see patients at the Military General Hospital, so they came and surrounded her in person.

When Zhang Wenshan saw this situation, he hurriedly asked Bao Fangyuan to bring people over.

"Doctor Tian, ​​please check on me first. I've had lung cancer for six or seven years!"

"And my dad, he can't even get up!"

"Yes, Doctor Tian, ​​since you can see, please be kind and see a few more people!"

Tian Cai saw the anxiety and worry on these people's faces and knew that they were all worried about the illness of their family members.

She assured, "This is only the first batch of people to test the medicine. There will be a second and third batch soon. No matter which batch it is, I will do my best!"

Bao Fangyuan also arrived at this time and hurried forward to comfort the patient and his family.

"The wards in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department are limited. We can't accommodate so many people at once, and we have to leave some space for other illnesses."

"We are all military families, so our ideological awareness must be high. I believe you all understand what I am saying."

"This medicine's effectiveness can only be seen after testing. Once it's proven to be effective, the hospital will definitely apply to the military for mass production. Then it will be much easier for us to get medical treatment!"

"This is a good thing that will benefit the vast majority of lung cancer patients. Everyone just needs to wait patiently for a while!"

After receiving repeated assurances from Tian Cai that they would definitely have the opportunity to use the new drug, those people left.

Soon, eight lung cancer patients were ready. Tian Cai met them two days before the drug trial. Most of them were over 50 years old, but there were also patients of other age groups.

For example, one of the young men who came to try the medicine this time is only 32 years old, and he also has the mildest symptoms among the few people.

Tian Cai is already familiar with treating lung cancer.

Although it was said to be a drug trial at the beginning, she had a basic idea of ​​what effect this drug could achieve.

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