Royal Perth Hospital Library, Australia.

When Robin Warren got the latest issue of "The Lancet", he saw the paper on Helicobacteria above and felt his blood pressure was rising.

"Fake, Fake, how is this possible? When did the Chinese people start studying Helicobacter pylori? How did they publish in "The Lancet", this is obviously our research topic, and we even made the draft of the paper."

Robin Warren slammed the magazine in front of him, shouting like he lost his mind, and was driven out by the library administrator.

He didn't care about anything and ran to the internal medicine ward as fast as possible. "Barry, Barry, our subject has been plagiarized."

Barry Marshall happened to be reading a book in the office, and when he heard the news, he immediately stood up.

"Robin, you make it clear, who is plagiarizing our research?"

"Look, look at this issue of "The Lancet", which has a paper from China, "Unknown Campylobacter found in the stomach of patients with gastritis and peptic ulcers". Look, even the title is exactly the same as our draft paper, and 80% of the contents are similar. Fark, someone plagiarized our paper."

Barry Marshall snatched the magazine and started reading it. While reading it, his hands were trembling. Scandal, this is an absolute scandal. Some people actually blatantly plagiarized their papers and research results.

At this time, several doctors next to him laughed:

"Hi Barry, Robin, you guys are so funny, do you know where the Chinese country is? Who did they plagiarize your paper through? It seems that our doctors don't have a Chinese employee, right?"

"Yes, let alone Chinese employees, there is not even a Chinese patient."

"Maybe China has a special ability to travel across the Pacific Ocean, come to our country from the far east, and then steal Barry and Robin's papers."

“Hahaha~~~~~~”

The colleagues have enough reason to laugh at the two people in front of me. Is there a problem with their brains? Not to mention that China is thousands of miles away from Australia, even if it is to plagiarize, it should be the research of the professors in the hospital. How could they be able to look up to the private research of these two young doctors?

But when Barry Marshall looked through the entire paper, his mind also had the same idea as Robin Warren. The papers on "The Lancet" were so similar to their drafts, even the title was the same.

If this is an exam, the examiner will definitely treat it as cheating by the same paper.

But when Barry Marshall heard the ridicule of his colleagues, he also felt that things were too incredible, because after all, this paper comes from the Red China, and this country is too mysterious and hardly communicates with people. So how did they plagiarize it?

"Robin, you're deserted. We have to investigate clearly and check if there are any traitors around us first."

Robin Warren was obviously more furious and shouted:

"The paper draft has been in the laboratory safe. We only know the password. No, I want to go to China. I need to understand who plagiarized our paper."

Barry Marshall was very surprised to go to China?

"Yes, when we go to China, I want to see who the researcher is with my own eyes?"

Robin Warren's expression was very serious and firm...

The publication of the paper "Unknown Campylobacter found in the stomach of patients with gastritis and peptic ulcers" also caused an explosive sensation in China's health system.

This is an international mainstream medical journal, which represents the attitude of the international mainstream medical community, that is, they recognize that China's research on Helicobacter pylori is correct, at least feasible.

Wow, for most Chinese people who admire foreign countries, this is undoubtedly a dose of excitement injection. This is the first time that Chinese doctors have published papers in mainstream international medical journals after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

And the content is an unprecedented and pioneering medical discovery.

If we were skeptical when the Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine was published before, we still believed it, but now we firmly believed it. So various congratulations and visiting requirements filled the desks of Zhijiang Provincial First Hospital and Yuezhou People's Hospital.

Even the Ministry of Health sent a working group to go to Yuezhou, which made Chen Xia scratch his head and couldn't figure out why he had to send a working group? It was done so seriously?

Dean Gu held the English version of "The Lancet" magazine and laughed so hard that he couldn't stop.

The old man actually only knows Russian and doesn't know much about English, but he can understand the name of the author on the paper and the pinyin of the unit to which the author belongs.

The first author is his in-laws, the second author is an employee of this hospital, and the communication author is his son-in-law.

Dean Gu felt that his reputation in this life was not about having three children, nor about becoming the dean. He was a keen eye for him and chose a good son-in-law.

The young man wearing old clothes and standing at the entrance of the hospital finally became a talent. When he thought of this old man, he was excited and moved himself.

Xuan Yongda was already awesome in the magazine and couldn't help but shed tears. Chen Xia decided to stay away from him, for fear that he would suddenly explode, so she knelt on the ground and shouted: "Last Emperor~~~~~~"

Uh, it seems like it's a show.

The same scene also happened in the first hospital in the hospital, in the small conference room of the hospital.

Many top health system leaders such as Ma Jianlong, President of Zhijiang Medical University, Cao Liman, Director of the Provincial Health Department, Xiang Yanhong, President of the Provincial Hospital No. 1, and other top health systems gathered to visit Comrade Chen Chun, a great hero of the Provincial Hospital No. 1.

Ma Jianlong is the principal and a deputy ministerial-level cadre, so he stands in the C position and tries to show his amiable image of a leader:

"Comrade Chen Chun, congratulations, you have won glory for the country this time and for our Zhijiang Medical University. Haha, tell me, which university in the country can train students who can publish papers in the Lancet."

"Yes, yes, Principal Ma said, this is inseparable from your years of education." Director Cao also made a good joke at the right time.

As for Dean Xiang, he is the boss in the hospital, and he is the young man in front of all the big guys, so naturally he has no choice but to speak.

In fact, he thought that this credit should belong to the First Hospital of the Provincial Hospital, but there was no way. Who said that the First Hospital of the Provincial Hospital is an affiliated hospital of Zhijiang Medical University? He couldn't be hard at this tone and could only be stolen by someone.

Chen Xia was also extremely excited and said with a red face:

"This is not my personal credit. It is my alma mater and hospital that trained me. My personal role is actually very small. It is all thanks to the help of all leaders and colleagues that I can work and research with peace of mind."

Look, how beautiful this is said, it really should make Chen Xia, who has no brains to come and study.

Sure enough, the leaders present laughed happily, and were very satisfied with Chen Chun's statement that he had pushed most of the credit to the collective, and he made up his mind.
Chapter completed!