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Chapter 637 Evidence and Science (Third update, please subscribe)
Far ahead!

What technology is Nanyang really far ahead of?
Is it a transistor?

Is it an integrated circuit? Is it an electronic computer?

Is it...microelectronics?
In fact, it is not the case. As we all know, Nanyang's pharmaceutical and medical technology is the most developed, even far ahead.

What are common human problems?

Greedy for money?

Lustful?

No...everyone is greedy for life.

To put it bluntly, I am afraid of death.

Didn’t you see, starting from Rockefeller, the favorite thing of wealthy people is to invest in medicine and hospitals.

They say it's for the health of all mankind, but in essence it's for themselves - to extend their lives by investing in medicine.

Well, the richer people are, the more afraid they are of death.

In the 20th century, wealthy people liked to invest in hospitals and medical schools when they got old, in order to extend their lives with the help of doctors. However, in the 21st century, the top wealthy people always like to invest in some biomedical companies in order to extend their lives through technology.

For example, Zuckerberg started investing in biomedicine when he was 30 years old. In essence, it was to extend his life through medicine. Why are the investment priorities different in the two centuries?

To put it bluntly, after a hundred years of progress, people have finally figured out one thing, that is, the improvement of doctors' technical level is limited. It's nonsense.

Therefore, biomedicine is naturally very popular among the rich.

Rich people are absolutely unanimous in their goal of living longer!

At this point, Li Yian could also reach a consensus with them. In other words, it was under their inspiration that he started investing in medicine when he had just a few million in his pocket, and among them was streptomycin. It was streptomycin, an antibiotic used to treat tuberculosis, that led to the rise of Nanyang's pharmaceutical industry. It is precisely because of its monopoly on streptomycin and high pricing that Jianmin Company has become the most profitable company in Nanyang and a company that has attracted worldwide attention.

Jianmin Pharmaceutical is even called "the largest gold mine in the world" to describe its gold-making ability. Because of this, Nanyang even went so far as to fall out with the World Health Organization on the issue of drug patents to ensure that Jianmin Pharmaceutical will not become a "victim" of politicians.

Drugs are leading, and medicine is also leading. This is not only due to the fact that the six medical schools in Nanyang have absorbed top-notch German professors, but there is also an unknown reason - Nanyang has admitted a large number of "Doctor Death".

Most of these death doctors involved using Jews to conduct experiments in concentration camps, thereby obtaining a large amount of data, such as the "Atlas of Human Anatomy" drawn and published by the Austrian anatomist Edward Penkov, which is Santoku's "Atlas of Human Anatomy" Anti-human academic achievements”. There are a large number of fine anatomical diagrams in the book, and the depiction of details and the application of colors are unrivaled even in the 1st century, because the pictures and texts in Penkov's book are all based on reality 1: is reproduced, and the source of the data is the prisoners who were executed during World War II!

And this set of books, which I don’t know how many prisoners accumulated, is extremely precious to doctors, because the paintings are so detailed and accurate, whether it is nerves, organs, muscles or bones, they are all accurate. Extreme. Using it as a guide, many doctors can successfully complete the operation.

Of course, this is only one aspect. In fact, a considerable part of the data in the Nanyang medical community actually comes from Nazi human experimental data. There are even many doctors who have honed their skills in concentration camps and work directly in hospitals and teach in medical schools.

Because of this, in just a few years, Nanyang's medical level has caught up with Europe and the United States, and the same is true in the field of surgery.

"...It has been found through many experiments that one person's organs can survive for a period of time in another person's body, and it is possible to use tissue from human organs to save lives..."

In the doctor's office at the Affiliated Hospital of Yongning University School of Medicine, Zhang Wenguang's brows knitted as he looked through the German data in his hand. Like many medical students, Zhang Wenguang, who graduated from Nanyang University School of Medicine, was also taught by a German professor. He never knew who his mentor Professor Joseph was or whether he had conducted experiments with drugs in concentration camps. , have you ever engaged in certain behaviors?

He knew nothing about this. After all, there was no information related to Professor Joseph. Of course, not many people would care about it. Just as Europe and the United States never cared about the Jinling Massacre, not many people in Nanyang cared about the concentration camps.

What atrocities, what Jews. It's all a very distant question.

As a medical graduate student, Zhang Wenguang couldn't even remember when he was attracted by the contents of this report. It should have been two years since he was admitted to the graduate school and when he first entered the library, he was Fascinated by the sheer number of reports in the library.

In order to read these reports and understand Fugui's experimental data, Zhang Wenguang deliberately taught himself German and even got a German girlfriend.

"Organ transplant..."

He wrote these words heavily on the paper with a pencil, and then, Zhang Wenguang said to himself.

"This may be a way to save many patients."

As a medical graduate student, Zhang Wenguang has a lofty goal - to become an excellent surgeon and save more patients.

"But organ transplantation is also unfeasible, because accepting another person's organ will cause the body to reject it... Your own immune system cannot recognize the transplanted organ, so it treats it as a foreign body and destroys it."

Zhang Wenguang frowned when he saw the issue of organ transplantation mentioned in the report.

"In other words, if you want to succeed, you must overcome this rejection reaction."

In fact, there are hundreds of successful "cases" in the experimental data, but the experimental subjects are all directly related by blood, including mother and daughter, father and son, and of course brothers and sisters. For whatever reasons, these experimental subjects need surgery, and they must not be affected. And I know, but what is certain is that direct blood relationship can minimize the rejection effect.

However, even so, in Zhang Wenguang's view, there are still many problems in such experiments. After all, some organs can only be obtained from corpses, and there are some data in these experimental reports that show that the organs in corpses shortly after death The organs do work.

It has to be said that although the thousands of experimental reports in the database may seem bloody, those experimental data are indeed very valuable. After all, except in that special environment, no doctor can conduct those experiments and obtain the results. These data.

Although to a certain extent, those medical experimental data themselves are part of Sandoku's World War II atrocities and are their evidence of guilt.

But no one can deny the role that those experiments played in promoting the progress of human medicine. For this reason, these precious medical experimental data should be cherished. After all, those data were exchanged for the lives of countless Jews.

"12 hours..."

Looking at the survival time of the experimental subject after the heart transplant mentioned in the report, although he lived for 12 hours, rejection eventually took his life, Zhang Wenguang frowned and said to himself.

"Can some kind of drug be used to suppress this rejection reaction?"

Thinking of this, Zhang Wenguang wrote the words "rejection reaction" and "drug suppression" in his notebook, and then drew a circle on the two words "drug" with a pen.

Although Zhang Wenguang had no idea what drugs should be used to suppress rejection, but after having an idea, all that was needed was to work hard to realize it.

On this quiet night, the lights in the doctor's office were bright. Zhang Wenguang, who was bowing his head at the table, stared at the information in front of him and studied the principle of rejection...

(End of this chapter)