I Exchange Black Technology by Crushing the School Bully
Chapter 953

High-Speed Progress

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"Comrade Song He, Comrade Xiang Xiaotong:"

"Do not worry. We noticed long ago that you had been extensively reallocating personnel. The organization has complete faith in your scientific research. You are a professional, reliable scientific research team with a sense of social responsibility."

"We have only two suggestions:"

"First, strictly prevent technological leakage."

"You have always had rigorous and effective measures for keeping technology confidential, and no serious cases of technology theft have occurred so far. However, the Artificial Heart project is deploying a large-scale operation involving tens of thousands of people for the first time. With so many participants, maintaining confidentiality has become more difficult. Please pay special attention."

"Second, reduce costs as much as possible while ensuring quality, so that more patients can benefit."

"Yang Yumin, the person who once survived the longest after a heart transplant in Asia, lived eighteen additional years after receiving a transplanted heart from the end of the last century to the beginning of this one. He was not a high-ranking official or a wealthy person, but an ordinary farmer."

"According to national medical data, 60% of patients applying for heart transplants have monthly incomes far below the median for their provinces and cities. An extremely high proportion are even members of households receiving the Five Guarantees. In other words, domestic heart transplants currently mainly serve low-income groups."

"There are two main reasons for this phenomenon."

"First, low-income groups generally have poorer living conditions and environments, making them more prone to health problems. Moreover, because of their financial circumstances, knowledge, and attitudes, they rarely choose to undergo checkups when their illnesses are minor. By the time they seek medical treatment after their conditions become severe, the illnesses are often difficult to treat, leaving them with no choice but to wait for a transplant."

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