Chapter 32: The Evolution of Cancer
Chapter 32: The Evolution of Cancer
Huang Ji's top priority was clear: improving his medical skills to extend his grandfather’s life.
For the foreseeable future, he decided to dedicate himself wholeheartedly to medicine and biochemistry, aiming to find a way to save his grandfather as soon as possible.
His learning targets were none other than the most elite medical professors in Shanghai.
Lü Qinggong, Vice Dean of Fudan University and a pathology professor, was also the top surgical expert at its affiliated hospital.
Half of the hospital’s master's and doctoral students had been mentored by him. As Fudan’s favorite doctoral advisor, he consistently had several graduate students under his wing each year.
Ranked among the top 3,000 surgeons globally, Lü was at the peak of his career, constantly researching the latest academic papers and refining surgical techniques.
That morning, he was scheduled to attend a seminar with several chief physicians to discuss a treatment plan for a lymphoma patient.
By the time most participants had arrived, Huang Ji entered the conference room, impeccably dressed, and quietly closed the door behind him.