Chapter 1068: A Disease with a 100% Mortality Rate

Germany Berlin.

Professor Mainshtan still hasn't come to his senses. He sits in his office, daydreaming, with a German-translated paper weighed down by a teacup on his desk—the paper is none other than Yang Ping's on K-virus therapy.

As the head of the German translation team for the "Medicine" journal, Professor Mainshtan had translated Yang Ping's paper into German on the very day it was published. Such is the immediacy of online paper dissemination; print publications simply cannot compete with this speed. On that day, the translated paper spread wildly within the German medical community.

The paper spread not only within the medical community but also, somehow, reached the ears of some tumor patients. Some of them called Professor Mainshtan's laboratory to inquire about the details of K-virus therapy and hoped to schedule treatment. The laboratory's phone lines were nearly overwhelmed, which left Professor Mainshtan at a loss for words.