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Chapter 900 Lina Fernandez

There wasn't much Brunn could do for this girl.Especially in the process of "medical tour", there are even fewer things he can do.

"Anyway..." He was silent for a while, "Let me draw some blood for you first. Your jaundice looks very serious."

There are many possibilities for the symptom of jaundice, but in most cases, it means that the patient's liver has been damaged.According to the emergency doctor Brunn's judgment, this damage may be largely due to the monoclonal antibody injections that are injected every hour.

Although he is not a doctor in the oncology department, Brunn still has the basic relevant knowledge - monoclonal antibody is a very expensive drug, even if it has started large-scale industrial production, its price will not be too low.One injection of fifty milligrams, even if only ten injections a day, is a full five hundred milligrams.One gram for two days, fifteen grams for one month... This order of magnitude is outrageous.

What about a control group?This is even more impossible.The control treatment of this disease should be a long-term and continuous process of comparison treatment.Patients included in the control group should receive regular chemotherapy regimens.And the duration of any chemotherapy regimen cannot be only one month-only one month, even if it is a revolutionary treatment regimen, it will take time to show the difference.

a month?At best, a toxicity test can only be done.

At the girl's insistence, Brunn had a meal with her before finishing the blood drawing.It took half a day for the outdated machine installed on the Cessna to display the data Brunn was looking for—her total bilirubin content was as high as 275.4 μmol/L.

"Oh, more than 200?" Bruen found the girl who was packing up in a panic, and then heard an unexpected news, "The doctor in the experimental group said that when I was in the experiment, the data was more than 400." Well, it's down now, isn't that a good thing?"

"More than 400?!" Brunn's eyes widened, "Did you use the monoclonal antibody?"

The girl nodded, "The doctor said I might be allergic, so he prescribed some small white pills for me."

"A medicine like this?" A flash of lightning flashed in Brunn's mind. He found a box of prednisone tablets from his medicine box, and poured out a pill with trembling hands, "The size is the same as this one." almost?"

"Yes." The girl smiled and nodded, "The bottle looks like this too."

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"Mr. Tanner, I...I need help." Bruen remained silent for the next half day.After the Cessna flew back to Orlando, he rushed to Red Caribbean's headquarters on his own motorcycle, and then broke into Tyner's office, "This, this is so fucking crazy..."

"Don't get excited, Dr. Brunn." Tanner raised his head and asked with a frown, "What happened?"

"Look at this first." Bruen took out a carefully folded piece of paper from his pocket and handed it over, "I can't believe that there are such evil things in modern society... For God's sake, how dare they do that?!"

"This is a consent form for a commercial drug experiment." Tyner put down the paper in his hand and asked, "Is there anything wrong with this thing? The name Lina Fernandez is familiar to me, who is she?"

"She is an employee of Red Caribbean on the Berry Islands in the Bahamas." Bruen took two deep breaths, and then said angrily, "She had leukemia, and was discovered by these drug companies—they used The extremely low price allowed her to agree to a trial of a so-called experimental therapy. But in reality, what they were doing was a drug toxicity test on her, most likely at the highest dose possible."

"Illegal human experimentation?" Mr. Tanner was also taken aback by the news, but Jiang was still hot, and he immediately asked, "Do you have evidence?"

"They injected Lina with far more drugs than normal treatment should have. Moreover, Lina and many other residents of the Berry Islands who were enrolled in the experiment were only about three weeks old-this is more than the normal enrollment. The experiment is too short. Even the control group should not end the experiment in only three weeks if the patient's condition has not improved significantly." Brunn said very excitedly, "There is only one Possibly -- what they actually did was a very high-dose toxicity test."

"Calm down first." Mr. Tanner frowned and thought for a while before saying, "How is she doing now?"

"It's very bad. She didn't receive the normal treatment against M4a acute leukemia. The blood test results are very bad-her current platelet index is only 11. Once trauma occurs, it will become very difficult to stop the bleeding." Bruen He shook his head and said solemnly, "What's more fatal is her liver damage...these bloody bastards." Bruen cursed, and then continued after taking a few deep breaths, "She received a large dose of monoclonal antibody injection, which It caused severe immune hepatitis. But the animals did not stop the injection immediately according to the relevant guidelines. They prescribed prednisone for her, and then continued to maintain the injection dose.”

"Is there any written evidence? Which company is it?" Mr. Tanner's expression became more serious. "Apart from her, can you contact other volunteers who have received this 'experimental treatment'?"

"There is no written evidence. The company leading this experiment is called 'Western Biology'." Brunn shook his head. "Almost all the residents on the island suffer from acute leukemia, and most of them have already died."

"Bring her back from the Bell Islands." Mr. Tanner made a decision after a long silence, "It shouldn't be difficult to get treatment in the hospital in Orlando, and we will pay all her medical expenses." He looked at Brunn and said seriously , "We will take care of this matter. Don't rush in rashly - the water behind the Western Biological Company is very deep, if you act rashly, you and Lina will be in danger."

"Perhaps we can try to communicate with BP Petroleum for the cost of treatment." Bruen nodded. Of course, he knows how capable these drug giants are - just because they dare to carry out such a cruel experiment in the Bahamas can be seen , These people don't take human life seriously at all.

"With BP oil? That's even more hopeless." Mr. Tanner sighed, "I'm afraid I can't help but pull out a pistol and threaten them when dealing with those oil companies—these capitalists don't care about money at all. Don't care about lives. Whether it's someone else's or their own."

(End of this chapter)