"That's true."

Hearing what Liu Ziang said, Zhao Heng thought for a moment. At least Director Yuan's smile just now was genuine.

"Junior, this time, nanomedicine is going to get popular again in the medical circle because of you."

Liu Ziang smiled and said. Actually, the rise of nanomedicine hasn't been for very long, and for these years, the majority of doctors have only heard of its name but haven't truly seen it in action.

However, this time, Zhao Heng used nanomedicine to successfully cure a patient suffering from a rare parasitic infection, making nanomedicine thoroughly popular in the medical circle.

After this incident, many research institutions will surely strengthen their research in the field of nanomedicine.

Overall, it's a good thing.

"If more people truly come to research nanomedicine, that's a good thing too. After all, the advantages of nanomedicine are clear."

Zhao Heng thought for a moment and said.

Firstly, nanodrugs come in diverse forms and can be administered through multiple routes. Secondly, they can reduce the toxic side effects of drugs. The most critical point is that they can keep bioactive substances intact and active during drug delivery, preventing enzymatic degradation.

So, all things considered, this is a highly promising treatment method for the new era that is very much worth promoting on a large scale.

However, the biggest problem with nanomedicine now is the cost. After all, it involves the preparation of nanomaterials and the loading of related medications, which require sophisticated equipment and highly qualified professionals proficient in relevant preparation techniques and knowledgeable about clinical applications.

The application of nanoscale formulations on the human body entails personalized treatment for each patient. This inherently means that nanoscale formulations cannot be mass-produced in factories like other chemically synthesized drugs.

Another key issue is that although one can buy advanced equipment with funds, cultivating a large number of high-quality, professional talents isn't something that can be achieved quickly.

"Yes, junior, your thoughts are correct. More people need to research and use this treatment method for it to become more refined."

Liu Ziang nodded in agreement and said that in today's research world, especially in the field of clinical medical research, the situation for young doctors is anything but optimistic.

From a five-year college program to graduating with a Ph.D. in medicine, it takes at least ten years. Even after obtaining a Ph.D. degree, it doesn't mean one can immediately reach the peak of their career.

For example, in Eastern Hospital, a top-tier hospital in the country, a Ph.D. is merely a starting point and a threshold for selection.

In the current situation, choosing to study medicine means being prepared to sit on the sidelines for many years.

Just then, Tian Zhen came over and said to Zhao Heng, "Dr. Zhao, Director Liu, I see you haven't finished eating yet. How about ordering some takeout?"

"Hmm, senior, what do you want to eat?"

Zhao Heng nodded and asked Liu Ziang.

Tian Zhen's reminder made him realize that he hadn't really rested since morning. He barely ate a few bites at noon, and had hardly eaten anything at dinner. By now, he was indeed feeling a bit hungry.

Being a doctor is like this; ordinary break and meal times are hard to guarantee. For ordinary people, eating and resting on time every day is a luxury for doctors.

"At this hour, only barbeque is available. Let's order some seafood barbeque. I know a place that's pretty good. I'll call them to place the order directly."

Liu Ziang thought for a moment and said, ordering takeout is a basic skill for every doctor. Especially for someone like Liu Ziang, who has a taste for good food, he knows all about the nearby takeout delicacies.

Having said that, Liu Ziang took out his phone, dialed a number, and placed the order.

"Is there still seafood barbeque at this hour? The seafood won't be fresh, right?"

Zhao Heng saw how familiar Liu Ziang was with ordering and asked curiously.

"Junior, you're showing your inexperience here. These days, the takeout industry is fiercely competitive, especially in North City. If you don't have some tricks up your sleeve, your store will be out of business within a month."

Liu Ziang laughed and said.

Now, every industry is fiercely competitive, and the food and beverage industry is where internal competition and homogenization competition are most severe.

"My dad runs a noodle stall. Business is quite good, but he's too busy to handle takeout."

Zhao Heng suddenly thought that his father also runs a noodle stall with seemingly good business. This thought reinforced the idea that his father really handles business well. As Liu Ziang said, to keep a store running in North City, one needs to have some skills.

"For an elder running a shop, there's no need for takeout. These days, the commission from platforms like Meituan is quite high, and it's not worth it."

Liu Ziang said.

Almost everyone in the hospital knows that Zhao Heng's father runs a noodle stall in the food street near the hospital, and Liu Ziang is no exception. He has been there multiple times and eaten.

For someone as picky about food as Liu Ziang, he has nothing but praise for the beef noodles Zhao Heng's father makes.

"That's true; the commission from these takeout platforms is indeed quite outrageous now."

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