Reborn in the 60s, starting with going to the mountains and countryside

"Yes, yes, clinical trials. They haven't been clinically tested yet."

After being reminded by Horace and Paul Alex, Jennings's excited heart calmed down a little.

I was indeed a little too excited just now.

To know whether a drug is successful, the most important thing is to look at its clinical effects.

Without clinical effects, no matter how good the laboratory data is, it is meaningless.

"You continue to improve the drug, and I will arrange the clinical trial. I hope that as soon as the clinical trial is completed, we can prepare this drug on a large scale...

Although the laboratory has samples of type C parasites, we can't just grab any experimenter and infect him with type C parasites to do the experiment.

Some of the experimental subjects obtained in the previous research on type C parasites have long died, and now we can only find a few new "volunteers" to conduct drug clinical trials.

Paul Aris was very efficient and found two 'volunteers' in just half a day.

"Both of them came from several states in the central region. They have been infected with type C parasites. They have been taking the [C-inhibitor] launched by [Bai Li Kang Biopharmaceutical Company] for the past few days. Now they can go through clinical trials..."

When handing the two men over to Jennings, the laboratory director, Paul Aris gave a brief introduction.

According to American law, Pfizer's actions were clearly illegal, but neither Paul Alex nor Jennings nor anyone else in the laboratory thought there was anything wrong with it.

After all, they have done such experiments before.

Many drugs simply cannot obtain approval for clinical trials from the American Food and Drug Administration, but they do not want to give up and can only illegally experiment with the effects of the drugs.

During this period, death was a common occurrence.

As for why it has never been exposed, we can only say that giants like Pfizer Pharmaceuticals are very experienced in this area.

The 'volunteers' generally recruited are those who have no worries and whose death will not attract the attention of others even if it happens accidentally.

This is not only done by Pfizer Pharmaceutical Laboratories, but also by other major American biopharmaceutical laboratories.

Their drug testing is still relatively good. If they are lucky, there will be no danger to their lives. But those biological laboratories are terrifying. Basically, once you go in, there is no way out.

The experimental subjects for the clinical trial have been prepared, and the next step is to test whether the drugs they have produced are effective.

This process takes a bit of time.

......

After so much time, the John Bull George family has prepared all the mechanical equipment and raw materials that Ye Hao needs.

While Pfizer Pharmaceuticals was conducting clinical trials, Ye Hao went to John Bull and stored all the machinery and raw materials into the space.

After saying hello to Carol George, Ye Hao went straight to Myanmar.

There are so many things that Minhua and the others need.

If there was no space and we could use [tailwind shipping] to transport so many things, we don’t know how many ships would be needed.

There are many people and eyes in Myanmar now, so it is not easy for Ye Hao to release so many things directly.

After much deliberation, Ye Hao finally decided to let [Shunfeng Shipping] transport the supplies.

Of course, it is definitely impossible to transport it directly from John Bull Country to Myanmar.

[Favour Wind Shipping] After developing for so long, there are still many cargo ships of tens of thousands of tons. Ye Hao went directly to Hong Kong Island and requisitioned ten cargo ships of tens of thousands of tons.

Only the most basic members were left on the freighter, and all other employees were given holidays.

Using spatial abilities, Ye Hao turned all these people into his own people and began his own operations.

The unconscious crew members had no idea what Ye Hao had done during the time they were unconscious.

When they woke up, Ye Hao took them to the freighter, where they discovered that the ship was already full of cargo containers.

"Boss, what's going on? Where did these goods come from? What's inside them?"

Seeing this scene, the employees of Shunfeng Shipping were stunned.

How come the cargo had already been loaded on the freighter after they had a nap, and no one came to inform them?

"Don't worry about anything else. Just ship this batch of goods to Yangguang in Myanmar. Don't rush to unload the goods when you get there. I'll tell you everything after I get there. Don't open the boxes to check what's inside..."

"Okay, boss."

This is why Ye Hao wants to use space to turn these people into his own people.

Only by becoming one of his own could they suppress the doubts in their hearts and complete his instructions meticulously.

Ye Hao felt that this method seemed to be very useful, and he could make use of this method to transport goods that were inconvenient in the future.

Watching the cargo ship slowly leave the dock, Ye Hao did not stay in Hong Kong for long and came to the United States.

As for the ten cargo ships, Ye Hao was not too worried about whether they would encounter any troubles along the way.

At the beginning, he did want to load the goods needed by Myanmar directly onto the cargo ship and have it shipped directly to Myanmar by [following wind shipping].

But thinking about the places he passed along the way, Ye Hao finally gave up the idea.

It is better to be careful in the Malacca area. Who knows if the Americans will do anything weird.

It’s better not to take risks.

Ye Hao filled the boxes on the freighter with ordinary food.

In this way, even if the United States deliberately makes trouble, it will not cause any bad impact. What is being transported is food. No matter how shameless the United States is, it will not go too far.

When Ye Hao arrived in America, his first stop was Pfizer Pharmaceutical Laboratory.

After several days of experiments, Pfizer Pharmaceutical Laboratories has basically confirmed that the drug they prepared has the same effect as [Inhibit C].

"We succeeded, we succeeded..."

"Yes, we succeeded. We successfully prepared a drug that inhibits type C parasites..."

When Ye Hao came over, he saw everyone in the laboratory cheering.

Ye Hao was not surprised that they would succeed.

You should know that there is no special preparation method for [Inhibitor C].

As long as the proportions of the various medicinal materials are studied, anyone with experience in making Chinese medicine can make it.

Ye Hao was quite surprised that it took Pfizer so long to develop it. In his opinion, such a top biopharmaceutical laboratory should not spend too much time to thoroughly study [Inhibitor C].

"Next, can we prepare this drug on a large scale?"

Paul Aris was the most excited.

Other people in the laboratory might only cheer for themselves and others for developing [Inhibition C], but Paul Alex was already excited about how much profit he could make by imitating [Inhibition C].