Time flies like an arrow, and years pass like a shuttle!
For the next period of time.
Besides going to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at the First People's Hospital of Beijing every Wednesday to Friday for outpatient clinics, Su Zhengnan would also take time to give Xu Jiayin's father acupuncture and have a follow-up visit to check on his condition.
Soon, more than half a month had passed.
In the past two weeks, Li Haoran, Zhao Dongyang, and Cheng Jingya have seen their clinical experience increase dramatically.
With extensive clinical diagnosis of patients and the guidance of Su Zhengnan, the clinical skills of the three of them improved rapidly, and they soon reached the point where they could hold outpatient clinics independently.
Of course, this was mainly due to Su Zhengnan's teachings.
All the patients who came for consultation were taught to apply what they learned to other similar cases, and to extend their knowledge to the diagnosis of similar symptoms. The teaching was not only about clinical skills, but also about flexible and dialectical thinking.
In addition, Xu Jiayin's father has fully regained consciousness and his health is improving day by day.
The old man can now drink half a bowl of porridge.
This indicates that the stomach qi in its body has begun to recover, enough to digest a certain amount of food; it would be an understatement to say that it has come back from the dead.
Xu Jiayin was naturally overjoyed and took the opportunity to treat Su Zhengnan to several meals.
However, Su Zhengnan's attitude towards Xu Jiayin was only so-so.
He only considered the other party as a potential patient client; he had no other thoughts.
Although Xu Jiayin's Hengda Group possesses boundless wealth.
But that wealth was built on sucking the pockets of ordinary people, and it will eventually collapse.
This is not the kind of wealth Su Zhengnan wants.
Ring ring!
This day was Monday.
Su Zhengnan did not go to the hospital for outpatient clinics. He received a call from Novartis Pharmaceuticals early in the morning, right after finishing breakfast.
It was Liu Junjie calling again.
The call was answered.
Liu Junjie on the other end of the phone said excitedly, "Good morning, Mr. Su. I'm so sorry to call you so early. I hope I haven't disturbed you?"
"???"
Su Zhengnan felt that the other party's way of speaking was problematic; you've already called and you're only now asking if you've bothered me.
Isn't that just plain crazy?
However, Su Zhengnan did not say that directly, but instead spoke calmly:
"It's not that I'm bothering you. So, what's the matter that you called so early?"
Liu Junjie smiled and said, "Actually, it's nothing. I just called Mr. Su to tell you that our brain tumor treatment drug has started formal production and will be available on the market in a few days."
"Oh, really?"
A look of surprise flashed across Su Zhengnan's face as he said, "It seems your company has quite strong execution capabilities. You've managed to go public so quickly?"
Liu Junjie smiled slightly and said, "This is all thanks to you, Mr. Su. If it weren't for the prescription you provided, we wouldn't have been able to produce the medicine so quickly."
Su Zhengnan hummed in agreement and asked, "By the way, is the domestic price of this medicine set according to the requirements I told you back then?"
Liu Junjie hesitated for a moment, then nodded and said, "Yes, we will do exactly as you requested, Mr. Su, and the domestic price will be 30% lower than that of similar drugs."
It's important to know that this traditional Chinese medicine has an efficacy rate of around 98%, which is incomparable to other medications.
In addition, its price is 30% lower than that of similar drugs for treating brain tumors.
Novartis Pharmaceuticals considered this practically free, if Su Zhengnan hadn't insisted on the domestic pricing.
They even wanted to sell it at three times the price of similar products.
Upon hearing this, Su Zhengnan nodded and said, "That's fine then. I don't care about drug prices in other places, but drug prices in China can only be low, not high."
"Haha... Yes, yes, please rest assured, Mr. Su, we are doing everything exactly as agreed in the contract we signed with you."
Liu Junjie chuckled twice, then said, "This drug will be available in a couple of days. Mr. Su, you can keep an eye on it if you have time. If there's nothing else, I'll hang up now."
"Okay, let's hang up!"
Su Zhengnan nodded.
"Okay, then I won't bother you any longer, Mr. Su. Goodbye, Mr. Su."
Liu Junjie gave a final greeting and then hung up the phone.
Beep beep beep.....
I heard the busy tone coming from my phone.
Su Zhengnan couldn't help but sigh softly, thinking to himself, "The traditional Chinese medicine I developed is finally going to be on the market. I hope it can save more lives!"
It's important to know that brain tumors rank fifth among all types of tumors.
Every year, at least seven to eight thousand children in my country are diagnosed with brain tumors, 75% of which are malignant. In children's hospitals, the number of malignant brain tumors is second only to leukemia.
According to incomplete statistics, there are approximately two million brain tumor patients nationwide.
Two million!
Although this is not a large number, the number of new brain tumor patients each year will not be small.
That's what makes the disease so terrifying.
The terrifying thing about disease is not that it is incurable, but that it can randomly strike any ordinary person, and that is what makes it so deadly.
Perhaps I should compile some more prescriptions and see if I can develop more new drugs to treat other ailments.
With this in mind, Su Zhengnan returned to his residence, turned on his computer, and began to organize the traditional Chinese medicine knowledge he had learned from the system over the past year.
Speaking of which, ever since I came into this world and activated my cheat system...
Su Zhengnan hasn't systematically organized all the traditional Chinese medicine knowledge he's learned yet!
However, compiling all the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine that I have is not something that can be done in a short time. It will take a certain amount of time, which may take two or three months, or even two or three years.
Su Zhengnan wasn't in a hurry; he figured he could just take it slow.
While organizing this knowledge, Su Zhengnan was also essentially reviewing the traditional Chinese medicine knowledge he had learned.
This can be considered an improvement for him.
crackling sounds...
Su Zhengnan pressed the keyboard in front of him, constantly organizing the traditional Chinese medicine knowledge he had learned into a text file.
Soon, the morning had passed.
During the morning's work, Su Zhengnan realized how many ancient Chinese medicine prescriptions he had missed.
It should be noted that the traditional Chinese medicine theories and experience previously rewarded by the system were all-encompassing; it's just that he couldn't recall them all when he wasn't applying them.
Moreover, his mind contains not only theoretical knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and clinical experience.
There are also the medical experiences of several renowned doctors.
These experiences can be compiled based on modern case studies to develop prescriptions that can be used to treat specific ailments.
It only took one morning to sort it out.
Su Zhengnan then discovered that he had several ancient prescriptions in his mind that could be used to treat cancer or diseases related to genetic defects.
However, whether it is effective or not still needs further clinical research.
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