In 1993, Tian Cai won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for the second time for his development of Xuekankang.
In the treatment of leukemia, Xuekaikang has a cure rate of 100% in the early and middle stages, and a cure rate of 99.99% in the late stages.
This drug has been personally verified by leukemia patients around the world and is truly effective.
In 1997, she won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for the third time for her drug Shenkangbao for treating kidney failure.
Shen Kang Bao was developed by Tian Cai over three years. It can successfully save patients with late-stage renal failure.
The cure rate is also as high as 99.99%.
At the end of 1997, Tian Cai was awarded the rank of lieutenant general for his many contributions to China's medical cause.
This is also the highest military rank that a military doctor can be awarded after the reform in 1994.
In addition to his military rank, Tian Cai was also awarded the title of "National Doctor" by the leaders.
He is the first famous doctor in Chinese history to be awarded the title of traditional Chinese medicine.
Anyone who studies medicine would consider her as his or her idol.
Every student who graduates from a Chinese medicine university is proud to have such a predecessor.
They have the same ambition in their hearts and are determined to shine in the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the future. Maybe they can become outstanding figures like General Tian!
This respected medical scientist won numerous awards throughout his life and donated all of his prize money.
With ample financial support, domestic biological research has successfully won two Nobel Prizes.
Under her influence, China has become a world-class pharmaceutical power, and its international voice even exceeds that of the United States.
And in the countless days and nights that followed, Tian Cai could still be seen busy working in a white coat in the laboratory of the pharmaceutical factory's R&D department.
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