The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Chapter 3663

For the next two days, a large number of Albert's subordinates were gathered at the airport and the high-speed

railway station.

They were all dressed up in various disguises, and they secretly photographed all the foreigners who entered

Aurous Hill over the past two days before they then sent the photographs over to Isaac.

More than ten soldiers from Ten Thousand Armies hid near The Apothecary Pharmaceutical's factory, and they

screened every suspicious person who appeared.

However, after Shunpei and his team arrived in Aurous Hill, they did not go to the vicinity of The Apothecary

Pharmaceutical directly. Instead, they rented a villa in the suburbs of Aurous Hill first as they were waiting for the

United States to use a special channel to give them the instruments and equipment they needed for various

experiments.

At the stime, the popularity of the Apothecary Restoration Pill continued to rise.

This was because the Americans did not dare to violate the terms of the agreement reached between Smith and

Charlie since the reverse-engineering research and development had been unsuccessful. Therefore, Mayo Clinic

was still publicly publishing the changes to Jimmy's body every day after taking

the Apothecary Restoration Pill.

In addition, the treatment process and results of the other four patients who were also receiving the Apothecary

Restoration Pill were also released after their names and identities were withheld and concealed.

The health conditions of these four terminal cancer patients kept improving, and their vital signs kept stabilizing

after they had taken the Apothecary Restoration Pill. Its excellent efficacy made the Apothecary Restoration Pill

even more highly respected all over the world.

At the stime, The Apothecary Pharmaceutical also opened the application for the domestic free trial drug,

and the number of free trial drugs opened in Oskia this twas as high as a hundred people.

After all, the FDA had spent one hundred million US dollars to get a mere twenty boxes of the Apothecary

Restoration Pill.

This time, The Apothecary Pharmaceutical was actually going to take out more than six hundred boxes to

promote the free trial drug in the country. As soon as the news was released, the favorable and positive feeling

that the people in the country had for The Apothecary Pharmaceutical multiplied.

The application conditions for The Apothecary Pharmaceutical's trial this twere very clear. Only patients who

met the definition for end-stage cancer would be able to apply for the trial drug.

A very detailed and perfect points policy would need to be carried out to select these one hundred people.

The point policy was determined by a combination of factors.

This included the patient's

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educational status, the patient's receipt of various commendations, the patient's criminal records, the actual

financial status of the patient's family, the patient's family members, and so forth. All of these had a significant

impact on the points.

Theoretically speaking, patients with higher education, high quality, no criminal record, have been repeatedly

commended but have a poor family background, but was also at the age where the patient had both parents and

young children, would most likely be selected. Charlie was also very clear that it might not be one hundred

percent fair to engage in a screening process like this.

Everyone could understand the

reason behind the conditions such as having high education, high quality, and no criminal record. After all, such

people would naturally have greater value and contribution to society. Moreover, from a traditional Qskian moral

concept, it was only reasonable for good people to live long.

What really made the social discussion even more intense was why the poor families were given priority?

Many people pursued this question on the internet. Don't the people from wealthy families have any chances of

survival, then?

In order to answer this question, Charlie wrote a paragraph and asked Liam to post it on The Apothecary

Pharmaceutical's official website.

The passage read, "It might take ten

years for cancer patients with good economic conditions in the sterminal end-stage from the diagnosis of

the disease to its progression to the terminal stage, but for cancer patients with poor economic conditions, it

might only take half a year from the tof the detection of the disease to its

progression to the terminal stage."

"In other words, patients with good economic conditions have already gotten themselves a longer survival cycle

in the past."

"Therefore, we would prefer to offer this limited opportunity to those patients who cfrom a poor family

background so that they can live longer, and we would be able to enable them to take on more for their families,

then." After these words were sent out, the dust was finally settled on the public's opinion and discussion on why

the rich people could not participate in the Apothecary Restoration Pill's drug trial.

In order to ensure that there would not be a situation where the patient passed the review but could not wait till

the drug trial, Charlie asked for Liam to

complete all of the audits within a week before publishing the list of the patients who had been selected. After a

week, the one hundred patients who were selected would be allowed to start taking the Apothecary Restoration

Pill immediately. Inmediately after that, another piece of big news suddenly cout about the Gulf of Aden,

which had been unsettled for a while now.