My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points-Chapter 1223 - 482: Director Level Medical Collaboration, Dr. Pu’s Request (Part 3)

Chapter 1223: Chapter 482: Director Level Medical Collaboration, Dr. Pu’s Request (Part 3)

But when encountering cunning enemies, like the AIDS virus or cancer cells, T cells can’t recognize their identities. At this moment, B cells become blind and deaf, totally incapable of attacking.

Developed countries in the West enhance the reconnaissance capabilities of T cells through drugs, which is indeed a very good approach to cancer treatment.

Speaking of which, this approach actually originates from our country’s Traditional Chinese Medicine theory.

Many developed countries are increasingly valuing and studying Traditional Chinese Medicine because they have tasted its benefits.

For instance, the Japanese now have a wide array of traditional Chinese medicine decoctions, almost everything you can think of.

The prices are astonishingly high.

The key is that these decoctions are gradually gaining recognition from the public for their therapeutic effectiveness.

Otherwise, it couldn’t have grown to its current scale.

No one would be willing to do something that’s not profitable.

In contrast, in our country, Traditional Chinese Medicine is increasingly declining, and there are fewer and fewer skilled practitioners. It’s actually heart-wrenching and painful to see.

We can only say that the road to the revival of Traditional Chinese Medicine is long and arduous.

The main thing is that young medical students need to believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine, be willing to spend time learning it, and be given the opportunity to practice.

But meeting these market conditions is too difficult.

Even if someone learns Traditional Chinese Medicine and achieves a certain level, there are not many people willing to try traditional medicine treatments when they get sick. Without a market, there’s no motivation, and this will form a vicious cycle.

If a talented group of Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners could grow in the future, leveraging their reputation and substantial therapeutic effects to heavily promote Traditional Chinese Medicine, then it might be possible to change this unfavorable situation.

So, it’s said that the revival of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a long and arduous journey.

The mainstream consciousness among domestic doctors is basically that when encountering patients with no money, troublesome patients, or people who claim to be sick but aren’t, doctors will advise them to see a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner.

It’s truly not belittling Traditional Chinese Medicine; this mindset is indeed the mainstream among doctors nowadays.

The likes of Chen Guoli, such figures in Traditional Chinese Medicine, are few and far between.

"Dr. Zhou, watching your mediastinal lymph node removal surgery today was really too shocking. You’re younger than me but possess such exquisite surgical skills. I especially admire you."

Dr. Pu caught up from behind.

On normal days, Zhou Can seldom interacts with this person.

Moreover, they are a newly recruited doctor in Cardiothoracic Surgery, so they are not very familiar with each other.

However, he heard Director Le and others speak highly of Dr. Pu.

Dr. Pu had the opportunity to enter the operating room this time in the capacity of a ward physician, just gaining the chance to participate in the surgery.

"Dr. Pu is flattering me. Actually, my skill level is about the same as yours. It’s just that I had more opportunities for practice, so I’m a bit more proficient."

Zhou Can answered humbly.

"You’re always so modest. Whether in medical skills, medical ethics, or as a person, you’re particularly worth learning from. I... can I have a private chat with you for a few words?"

Dr. Pu took the initiative to catch up with him and strike up a conversation, apparently having some purpose.

"Ah, no problem, say what is needed!"

Zhou Can turned around and looked at him.

"Um... can we talk somewhere else? I’m afraid you won’t agree with what I’m going to say, and then I might lose my job. Making it into Tu Ya Cardiothoracic Surgery was really not easy."

Dr. Pu appeared to hesitate.

"Sure! You lead the way!"

Zhou Can didn’t know what this person wanted to talk about.