England, Wellington Hospital in London is the largest and most authoritative private comprehensive hospital in Europe, and is also a top-notch existence worldwide.

All doctors in the gastroenterology department hold a weekly meeting.

Today's conference theme is a bit special because everyone is holding a copy of the Lancet magazine, which contains 5 pylori papers published by Dr. China.

Everyone looked at it very carefully, without whispering, only their deep frowns showed their inner uneasiness.

Every doctor here has a doctorate degree, and every one who goes out is a top elite in the medical circle, so there is absolutely no need to say about the IQ and the professional level is even more top-notch.

So when these doctors saw these 5 papers, they all had one thought in their minds:

"If the papers of Chinese doctors are real, then the research and treatment of gastric diseases will be subversive, but this research comes from the poor and backward China, which has to put a big question mark in their hearts."

The director of the Department of Gastroenterology is Dr. Gregory, and he is also the deputy dean of the School of Medicine of Oxford University. As the top medical expert in England and one of the judges of The Lancet, he was one of the first experts to see these papers.

Unlike other judges who use money to do business, Professor Gregory is still quite professional.

When he got the paper, he immediately conducted a "copy" experiment.

According to the paper's prompts, he also found the existence of these "Helicobacter pylori" in some patients' gastric tissue specimens, so he allowed the publication of the first paper.

But the following four papers surprised him one by one, and the paper actually suggested that the culprits of gastritis, gastric ulcers, and even gastric cancer were these unknown bacilli.

The thesis has clearly written out the pathogenic principles of unknown bacillus, and it is obvious that doctors in China have done in-depth research.

What made him even more incredible was that in his subsequent paper, Dr. China claimed that he had found a special treatment and invented several drugs that could completely kill these pathogenic bacteria and cure certain stomach problems.

This is how he felt a "fairy tale", but as a judge or a doctor, he would not easily deny others, but instead continued to copy the research in the paper.

It doesn't matter if you don't study it, he becomes nervous as soon as he studies it.

Because he and his small team found that every point and every step in the paper can be copied, and every data is even right.

This made him more and more curious. As a purely technical mate, like two Australian doctors, he had the impulse to go to China to have a good look, but the heavy teaching and clinical work made him unable to leave at all.

It was not until the official media of China that the Chinese doctor found the news that it could cure certain stomach problems that he had to pay attention to it because with the official endorsement, the authenticity of the paper is likely to be fine.

So today he specially copied the five papers at the department meeting and handed them over to the department for academic discussion.

Dr. Vogt is the chief physician in the department and also a professor at Oxford University. He was the first to speak: "Professor Gregory, do you believe in the authenticity of the paper?"

"Yes, The Lancet has conducted relevant replication experiments based on the paper. At least this unknown bacillus does exist in the gastric tissue specimen, or it is named after the Chinese doctor, Helicobacter pylori."

"But professor, it's not the first time I found this unknown bacillus in my stomach. I remember that someone proposed it decades ago."

Professor Gregory patted the magazine and said:

"Someone has proposed it before, but no one has suggested that this bacillus is the cause of some stomach problems. This is the first time the paper has proposed, and they have even found a cure. Do you think it is credible?"

Dr. Vogt shrugged: "If it was a paper published by a doctor in Mold Country, I think it is credible, but China is too backward. I doubt whether they have the ability."

As soon as these words came out, the doctors below nodded.

Professor Gregory's heart tends to be true in papers, but now only one of the Chinese people is studying them, and he dares not use his reputation as a guarantee to bet on the authenticity of the papers.

"I can't guarantee it either, but if this paper is true, it will definitely be a revolutionary breakthrough for our gastroenterology department, so we should all pay attention to it. Otherwise, we will send someone to China to take a look?"

At this time, Dr. Pierce next to him suddenly spoke:

"Isn't the International Academic Conference on Digestive Medicine going to be held in London? We are one of the organizers. Otherwise, we will send an invitation to Dr. China? I think the best gastroenterologists in the world are here, so let Dr. China introduce and conduct relevant experiments in person. I think this is more convincing, right?"

Dr. Vogt was stunned for a moment: "Is this okay? All speakers at this International Annual Meeting are only qualified by the world's top doctors, Chinese doctors..."

Professor Gregory chuckled: "I think it's OK. The Department of Gastroenterology has not had innovative research for so many years. It's time to stimulate everyone. Besides, if the paper is real, would Chinese doctors not be qualified to stand on this podium?"

Everyone nodded as he said this.

Whether abroad or at home, people who choose medical majors are all a group of technical otakus, with relatively few intrigues and not so many snobbish eyes. They only worship high-level experts.

Therefore, although they have doubts about the backward China, they have not reached the level of "discrimination", so the scene of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger or slapping the face on the spot will not appear at medical academic conferences.

Medicine is different from other industries. It depends on strength to speak. A parallel doctor with no level will easily be exposed.

To describe it in a sentence from China: it is a horse or a donkey, just pull it out and you will know it.

In this way, the doctors at Wellington Hospital reached an unanimous decision and invited Chinese doctors to speak at the annual meeting in person.

And they are ready, and it is not enough to just speak. It is best to conduct clinical treatment in front of doctors all over the world to verify the authenticity of the fourth and fifth papers in the Lancet.

This is not difficult to be considered difficult, because if you can't even get through this level of a new technology and new invention, it will have no promotional significance.

In this way, Wellington Hospital directly sent an invitation letter to China from the London side in the name of the Preparatory Committee of the International Academic Conference on Gastroenterology.
Chapter completed!