Chapter 446 - 265: Recruitment? Visitors from the Southern Country
Chapter 446: Chapter 265: Recruitment? Visitors from the Southern Country
However, the International Liver Cancer Association still gave high praise to Wu Ting’s experiments with negative immunomodulatory therapy and the new antiviral drug, Fengmu Tiada. They also offered a recommendation: after breaking down Wu Ting’s team’s research project, the antiviral and negative immunomodulatory therapies could be used as auxiliary techniques for Neutrino therapy. This, they suggested, could be a significant contribution to the international research group for HBV-related primary liver cancer.
The article concluded with a sincere invitation from Professor Edwards, welcoming Dr. Wu Ting to join the International Liver Cancer Association and the international research group for HBV-related primary liver cancer.
The moment this article was published, public opinion erupted.
Many international research teams took notice of Wu Ting’s project.
Reading the article, they all considered Wu Ting fortunate. At such a young age, he had the opportunity to join the International Liver Cancer Association and the inaugural international research group for HBV-related primary liver cancer.
They were also impressed by Professor Edwards’s magnanimity and his willingness to honor a junior colleague.
After all, in the field of liver cancer, Professor Edwards was renowned, with top-tier qualifications and experience. In contrast, Wu Ting was merely a deputy director at a small, unknown hospital in Jin Country.
In addition to drawing the attention of experts in the field, patients also saw the review through various channels.
"Just as I thought, Neutrino therapy is the future of treatment. I hope Director Wu joins Professor Edwards’s team soon and contributes to this forward-looking mainstream therapy."
"Getting recognition from Professor Edwards at such a young age... This Director Wu is really something else."
"If he’s lucky enough to join the International Liver Cancer Association, Director Wu would be its youngest member ever, right? That’s truly incredible."
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Just as predicted, once the article in the *International Journal of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Diseases* was published, the academic world and the public were left with the impression that Wu Ting’s team’s achievements were inferior to Professor Edwards’s great innovations—to the point of being labeled mere auxiliary methods for his project.
Under the weight of official and authoritative opinion, and with the final verdict handed down by the monopolistic academic organization, Wu Ting’s team, unable to present sufficient results of their own, was forced into a passive position by the public narrative.
This had always been the classic ploy of international organizations from the Southern Country!
When the time was right, Laura, wielding the power of this narrative, led her team to Fan City in Jin Province in her capacity as Secretary General of the International Liver Cancer Association.
However, to Laura’s disbelief, Dr. Wu Ting wasn’t at City First Hospital waiting for her esteemed arrival. Instead, he had gone to Haijin Port First Hospital in Xiao City.
Laura was somewhat familiar with Jinggang University Affiliated First Hospital; Director Fu Jinfen was one of the executive council members of her International Liver Cancer Association.
Slightly annoyed, Laura made her way to Haijin Port.
To her further confusion, Wu Ting wasn’t in the Hepatic Tumor Surgery department, but in the cardiac surgery building.
Even after learning her team had arrived, this Wu Ting had the gall to be busy preparing for his national cardiac surgery skills competition.
Laura was the Secretary General, after all, so Fu Jinfen still came out to greet and host her.
"Director Wu Ting has been busy preparing for a competition, so his schedule is quite tight. Secretary General Laura, if you could just wait a little longer, he’ll be right over."
In Director Fu’s office, Laura, though displeased, could only wait quietly.
’She didn’t understand. How could this Wu Ting be so tactless?’
’Was preparing for some skills competition in Jin Country really more important than meeting her?’
’And what was a doctor from the hepatic tumor field doing dabbling in cardiac surgery anyway?’
Laura waited under Fu Jinfen’s hospitality for half an hour before Wu Ting finally sauntered in.
Laura was keenly aware of her objective, so upon seeing Wu Ting, she put on an enthusiastic facade.
"Dear Director Wu Ting, I am Laura, the Secretary General of the International Liver Cancer Association. I am also an assistant to Professor Edwards at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in the Southern Country."
Wu Ting gave a brief, indifferent nod, sat down, and waited for Laura to continue.
Seeing Wu Ting’s placid attitude, Laura felt a flicker of annoyance but forced a smile.
"Director Wu, I assume you’ve seen the article with our invitation from the International Liver Cancer Association. I’ve come personally this time, in my capacity as Secretary General, to formally invite you to join the International Liver Cancer Association and to appoint you as an executive council member."
"Director Fu is also an executive council member of our association. This is an incredible honor and position. Every member of our association is a top global expert in hepatic tumor surgery."
"And in addition to the executive council position, we would also like to invite you to join the inaugural international research group for HBV-related primary liver cancer, which will be established at the association’s upcoming annual conference."
"By joining this group, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in Professor Edwards’s great Neutrino project. You’ll help develop and establish the operational protocols and expert consensus for Neutrino therapy, which will eventually form the basis for clinical guidelines."
"Once those guidelines are established and Neutrino therapy becomes the gold standard for treating HBV-related primary liver cancer, your name, Director Wu Ting, will be on them. You will become an object of admiration for thousands upon thousands of medical professionals."
Laura’s presentation was full of passion. She herself was a typical Western beauty—her figure enchanting, her aura a mix of sexy and charming—and she held a fatal attraction for most men.
In her work, Laura often leveraged this hormonal advantage. She had no qualms about having a fleeting affair in a foreign land, so long as it helped her achieve her goals.