Boss, I Need Your Help!

After the two were transferred out, Chen Mo put Anna in charge of S.H.I.E.L.D. Aerospace Company and handed over the aircraft construction work to her.

In the past, if she had been directly put in charge of building Supersonic Private Jet, she would have been hesitant. But now, with her previous experience in developing and managing S.H.I.E.L.D. Machinery, Anna confidently accepted Chen Mo's appointment and took up her post.

Su Wan was assigned by Chen Mo to be in charge of the establishment of S.H.I.E.L.D. Biotechnology Company and the production of gene drugs.

Chen Mo did not rush to roll out the drug across the board. Instead, he first brought out the most potent anti-cancer drug. With the cutting-edge equipment he brought back from the Venom world, plus other production equipment that Su Wan was rushing to purchase, and with the perfect preparation process and production technology, the drug could be produced quickly.

However, drugs are different from other products; they are not finished once they are produced. According to regulations, new drugs must undergo clinical trials before they can be marketed, and their safety and therapeutic effects must be confirmed. However, these drugs are already very mature, so there is no risk involved.

Originally, a certain period of preclinical animal experiments was required to evaluate the drug's pharmacological and toxicological effects, as well as its absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion. However, the requirements in this regard were not very strict, and the experiments were mainly conducted in the laboratory. The Life Foundation has complete experimental records, so there was no need to go through the process again.

Human clinical trials are an essential process. Normally, clinical trials are divided into three phases. The purpose of Phase I trials is to explore drug dosage, Phase II trials are to make preliminary judgments on efficacy and safety, and Phase III trials are to rigorously verify drug effects.

The Life Foundation's anti-cancer drug has been on the market for many years. The process of determining the dosage in Phase I trials can be quickly skipped, and its efficacy and safety are self-evident. Once you start taking it, you can see the effects very quickly, so the clinical trial cycle can be greatly shortened.

Chen Mo left the specific details to Su Wan.

Upon learning that Chen Mo had mastered a new type of anti-cancer drug that could greatly prolong the lives of cancer patients and had entrusted her with the establishment of the pharmaceutical company, Su Wan was full of enthusiasm and worked with astonishing efficiency.

Team building, recruitment, and procurement were quickly initiated. With the main production equipment already prepared by Chen Mo, the anti-cancer drug from the Venom universe was manufactured in just one week.

However, the next step is clinical trials, which require hundreds of cancer patients to participate in the experiments. Although Su Wan can do it herself, it will take a lot of time, whether she contacts hospitals or recruits online.

After all, they are conducting clinical trials of new drugs, and their effectiveness has not been verified. Most patients would not choose to abandon existing, mature treatments to try their new drugs; for them, it would be playing with their lives.

Therefore, finding enough experimental volunteers will inevitably take a long time.

In order to bring the drug to market as soon as possible and save more patients, Su Wan did not try to be brave. She found Chen Mo and sought his help as soon as the drug was produced.

She knew Chen Mo's abilities in this area. When she first started recruiting, Chen Mo gave her a list. She checked it and found that they were all excellent talents in the biomedical field, which met her requirements. Moreover, after she sent people to contact them one by one, she found that they had either left their jobs or were planning to change jobs. The recruitment work went very smoothly. It was precisely because of this that she was able to set up the company and complete production in such a short time.

On the ranch within the manor, Chen Mo was Mercedes-Benz the towering "Thunder" across the grassland, leaving Wade and Chen Mo Agent Zero far behind once again.

Suddenly, the silver watch on his wrist vibrated, and J.A.R.V.I.S.'s voice rang out.

"Boss, Su Wan is calling."

Although Chen Mo also had a cell phone, he put it away in his spatial storage after going horseback riding, J.A.R.V.I.S. temporarily acted as the operator.

"Connected."

As Chen Mo spoke, he slowed down the horse, letting "Thunder" stroll leisurely across the grass.

"Boss, the new anti-cancer drug has been produced, and I need your help with the next clinical trial."

Chen Mo was indeed somewhat surprised upon hearing this; he hadn't expected Su Wan to produce the drug so quickly.

However, it's actually quite normal. It's not like we're developing it from scratch. There are existing production processes, and the main equipment has been prepared. After professional debugging, it can be put into production very quickly.

Chen Mo also obtained the blueprints and documents for the other supporting equipment. With S.H.I.E.L.D. Machinery's current production capacity, it shouldn't be a problem to produce them within a few days.

However, this is a newly established company after all. Su Wan is busy with company construction and production supervision. It is already very difficult to start production within seven days, which is enough to show Su Wan's emphasis on this anti-cancer drug.

In fact, Chen Mo felt the same way. Like Su Wan, he hoped that this anti-cancer drug could be put on the market as soon as possible to save more cancer patients. That's why he entrusted S.H.I.E.L.D. Bio Company to Su Wan to manage. In his view, the significance and value of this company was even greater than that of S.H.I.E.L.D. Aerospace Company, which would manufacture spaceships in the future.

After listening to Su Wan's words, Chen Mo understood what she meant. In fact, he had already asked J.A.R.V.I.S. to prepare it, but he didn't expect Su Wan to be so fast, and he hadn't had time to send it to her yet.

"Knew."

Without further ado, Chen Mo hung up the phone and had J.A.R.V.I.S. send the list he had already collected to Su Wan.

In the other office, Su Wan had only said one sentence on the phone when her boss hung up on her. Just as she was wondering what was going on, she heard a notification sound from her computer indicating that a new email had been received.

Su Wan opened the email and saw that it was sent from her boss's email address.

That's incredibly fast! The email arrived right after I hung up the phone.

Su Wan opened the email and found a long list of more than 500 people. After taking a quick look, Su Wan realized that it was the list of experimental personnel she needed!

The patients listed above are either terminally ill cancer patients with no hope of recovery, or patients from impoverished families or without medical insurance. Previous surgeries and treatments have almost depleted their savings, leaving them unable to afford further treatment. They have now largely given up on treatment and are waiting to die at home.

Upon seeing this, Su Wan was overjoyed; this was exactly what she needed!

Only these individuals are most likely to accept the invitation to participate in the experiment!