Call the Police!

S.H.I.E.L.D. Bio Company's security measures for the anticancer drugs were not especially strict. To facilitate testing, some of the drugs had been stored directly at the hospital. These gene-based drugs Chen Mo had brought back from the "Venom" world could not be replicated simply by obtaining a finished product. The most critical production technology was in Chen Mo's hands, so even if the drugs were stolen, it would not matter. It would have no impact on them whatsoever.

However, the theft of the drugs now showed that this new anticancer medication had attracted the attention of certain forces.

After all, the trials were being conducted in a hospital. With so many people coming and going, it was impossible to keep everything completely confidential. Doctors, nurses, and trial patients could all leak information about the tests.

Although the trials had only been underway for a short time, both the patients' own experiences and the examination results had shown clear improvement. While it was still impossible to confirm whether the drug could nearly cure cancer as S.H.I.E.L.D. Bio had claimed, it at least proved that the drug was not ineffective. Its effects even appeared to be more pronounced than those of other expensive anticancer medications, making pharmaceutical companies that earned enormous profits from their own anticancer drugs feel greatly threatened.

If its effects were merely comparable, it would only mean one more competitor taking a share of the pie. The anticancer drug market was worth hundreds of billions of dollars each year. The addition of S.H.I.E.L.D. Bio would not have much impact on them, and they could not monopolize the entire anticancer drug market anyway.

But based on what they had learned from the hospital, S.H.I.E.L.D. Bio Company's new anticancer drug was not just slightly better than theirs. It might truly be