Dark-Haired British Doctor Chapter 283

Episode 283: Magic Bullet? No, It's Still Arsenic [2]

Patients were divided into three groups.

There was nothing special.

All that was needed was to match age and gender.

It would be good if past medical history, smoking history, drinking history, etc. were also included in the classification… … .

Past medical history is virtually indeterminate, except for syphilis, right?

You can ask about smoking and drinking habits, but…

This is difficult too.

why?

There's no one who doesn't do it!

“There’s a girl here this time.”

“That’s why.”

“Don’t feel sorry for him. He’s the one who killed many people.”

“I know, too.”

“Well, you’re not particularly interested in women, are you?”

"yes?"

“Haha. Well… … I might be a little weak in energy. If I were smart.”

“No, I said no! I’m energetic!”

"haha."

crazy.

It's unfair to be known as a debaucher, but this is also unfair in its own way.

Don't ignore other people's shit so carelessly…

Of course, Liston is also Liston-like in other things, so he might be qualified… … .

'If you think about it, it's not that far-fetched.'

Neither Joseph nor Alfred knew it… … .

It seems like there are people I meet and there aren't.

When you think of the 19th century, you might think it was a very s*xually rigid time, but in reality, it wasn't really like that.

If it's a marriage between nobles, then… chastity and such may be important.

But after marriage, there were quite a few guys who dated freely.

There's a reason the condom business is going smoothly.

'No matter what… … I… … .'

The kiss itself is a challenge.

I guess that's because I haven't met the pretty Aritaun Youngae yet…

Most women I know, no, people just don't brush their teeth properly… … .

I do, but I don't do it very well.

Actually, I saw them selling it as a toothbrush.

Looking at it like that, I wonder if it's really necessary to put this in my mouth.

A toothbrush made of pig hair… … .

Did you make it after disinfecting it?

That can't be true.

'But I guess there's toothpaste.'

Just wipe it.

I'm relatively wealthy, so I boil and disinfect a pig-bristle toothbrush and brush it with salt…

Because of this, toothbrushes are used up so quickly that it costs a lot of money.

What this means is that in this day and age, to meet someone who brushes their teeth properly, you need two rare coincidences: they have to be rich and they have to be serious about brushing their teeth.

But does just kissing make you a couple?

'ha…….'

For skinship to progress after that… … .

At least for me, there are too many obstacles.

If you watch time leap or other world stories, especially older ones, the main character goes and creates a harem… … .

Those writers are being complacent, that's it.

Just go and see for yourself.

I told you we can't meet?

“Don’t worry too much. Thanks to that, I can use my brain to work harder on my lower body, which is why I’m so successful.”

While I was thinking about that and staying quiet, this old man made another ridiculous misunderstanding.

Not knowing how hot teenage boys can be… … .

Why are you in my room?

It's not that the scent of night flowers vibrates.

But isn't it obvious that talking about something like that will only damage my reputation?

So instead of responding, I guided the patient to the room and started giving him the medicine as we had discussed earlier.

Originally, the chemist was just going to give it to me, but I stepped in and made the dosage.

It may not be accurate since it was done through a dog experiment, but… … .

Still, I'm sure they'll die less than if they were just given away.

'You shouldn't be greedy.'

Completely cured?

That's a good point.

In fact, this is the goal that medicine should pursue.

But there is another, more important goal that medicine must pursue.

Do no harm.

That is, do no harm.

This is what it means when doctors say they are treating people but only end up killing them.

Well… … it’s a bit ironic considering that the person who mentioned this was the famous Hippocrates.

Because of that damned theory of body fluids, for nearly two thousand years, medieval medicine, no, even modern medicine, has been doing strange things like bloodletting and such.

'Rather than a complete cure… … the goal is to minimize the number of people who die from the drug.'

But that doesn't mean it's wrong, it's absolutely not.

At least I have never heard a more painful proverb in my life.

Of course, modern medicine in the 21st century has greatly reduced the potential for harm compared to previous eras, but… … .

After all, isn't medicine also an act performed by people?

As such, mistakes can happen, but they are usually caused by greed.

It was like that back then, but here?

If you do that, you will become a real human being in an instant.

“Can I feed it to him little by little like this? I have to feed it to him generously.”

Of course, I'm the only one who thinks that way, for now.

These guys… … .

This is because 19th century doctors were quick to forget the old teachings that they should have followed to death, while erasing the old teachings that they should have kept.

“Brother. We didn’t call you to execute you, we called you to treat you.”

“But… will something like this kill syphilis?”

“I hope so. Wouldn’t it be best to at least kill the syphilis while saving the people?”

“That’s true, but… … If syphilis was weaker than humans, how could it have survived until now? I heard it exists in Joseon, too?”

“That’s true.”

syphilis…….

The more I think about it, the more absurdly serious the disease becomes.

I think it was probably brought over from the New World by our teacher Columbus… … .

Who should we compare Columbus' popularity to at the time?

Who among the top stars would have lost its luster?

So is that so?

At first it seemed to spread rapidly in Spain, but in just a few decades it spread across Europe and the Asian continent to Joseon and Japan.

Is that all?

Despite the availability of a proven treatment called penicillin, it has not been eradicated even in the 21st century.

“Even in Joseon, there is no cure.”

“That’s true.”

They must be trying something.

That may have weakened in the 21st century, but at this point, people are dying in pretty horrible ways.

But is there anything meaningful in those attempts?

Probably not.

Maybe it's because it's a country of scholars, but they are careful and respectful in everything.

First of all, although Joseon had slaves, it did not have a culture of whipping slaves for no reason.

They say that people don't hit each other, not even cows or horses.

But here they hit.

Just lost.

'So… … we do all sorts of experiments and that's how we come up with medicine and such.'

I don't know either.

I don't know how I came to think this way.

I too was once a great scholar… … .

“Then I guess I should feed it more.”

“No, I’ll feed it to you later. Let’s see if it works. I’ll have to see if it’s okay before feeding it to you.”

“Oh, right? This isn’t the final capacity, is it?”

“Of course. Of course.”

“Then that’s right. After all, he’s a commoner! Haha!”

Liston laughed heartily, as if he liked what I said.

The prisoners couldn't do that.

There were some who were groaning as if they were offended by the word ‘commoner.’

Even though they're dressed in prison uniforms and in a hospital room, they still look scary and scary.

'There may be no reason to change the image?'

anyway…….

I think we will continue to experiment in the future.

I don't want to do it, but I can't help it.

The same goes for air and lead.

I'm afraid to touch it right now, but isn't it a problem that will have to be addressed at some point?

I don't know if it's because my head is completely frozen, but…

I keep thinking about the gas chambers and lead coffins.

“Then shall we go get diabetes treatment?”

“Yes, kids. Watch carefully. If you see any strange kids, call them right away.”

“Yes, Professor!”

The task of observing the prisoners who were fed arsenic was decided to be assigned to the students the director had sent as interns.

Anyway, this is the second floor and I'm on the first floor, so if you call me I can come up right away.

furthermore…….

Can arsenic poisoning be cured with me or Liston?

Well… … If it’s not a lethal dose, then maybe we can save him… … .

I'm not sure.

“Good.”

"good?"

“Yes, it’s very good. I’m also satisfied with the sommelier.”

“Yes, it tastes really good when it’s sweet… haha. But now that it’s bitter, it’s really good.”

Anyway, I left it at that and focused on treating my diabetes.

Insulin was actually created through experimentation, and it is now saving people… … It is truly amazing.

It's not just the elderly that are saved.

This friend, introduced by Sir Jamie, is only 6 years old.

I have type 1 diabetes, that's what I'm saying… … .

It came so quickly thanks to the coincidental discovery of Jamie Sir, who is practically a diabetes doctor.

If it weren't for him, I probably would have suffered from an unknown illness and died.

“Good. Doesn’t it hurt?”

“It hurts, but… … I’m glad I can play with the kids now that I’ve had this.”

“That’s… … fortunately.”

“Thank you very much, teacher. This… … .”

“Oh my, every time you come. Thank you every time.”

“Please focus on your research. Please save more children like ours.”

“Yes, yes, that’s right.”

As he is a noble child, he has no resistance to spending money.

It's also really fun to see my parents' smiling faces.

I wish I could expand on this further… … .

In the first place, that is impossible because there is no other source besides bovine pancreas.

I went there once because another hospital said they would form an alliance and pay royalties, but I gave up because I thought that if they did it that way, it would kill people rather than save them.

Instead, I sent someone here to learn, but he's standing there.

“Did you enjoy it?”

“Yes, yes. I’m watching.”

“Yes. Take a good look.”

“Yes, I will keep that in mind.”

If it were the past, I would have been like, “How dare you teach white people?”

Not now.

What if I get 'cursed' or become a sommelier or eat shit?

Actually, I have a chef who is a typhoid producer.

Actually, if you want to go cleanly, Liston can come out.

In one stroke… … .

“What do you think?”

“No one is dead.”

“That’s good. How about the car?”

“That’s fine.”

Anyway, one day passed, then two days, and still no one died.

The problem is this… … .

The problem was that it was not clear whether syphilis could be cured or not.

'If you think about it, this is all chronic.'

I don't even know where or how I got it… … At best, I just have an ulcer or something, but it actually gets better and worse.

I thought it would be much easier to judge if it was acute.

I happened to have a meeting and when I said that, Sir Jamie and Alfred's father, who smelled money, laughed.

If there was something like that, why didn't you just say it?

“First of all, aren’t the prisoners dead?”

“Yes, that’s right.”

Just because we couldn't confirm the therapeutic effect doesn't mean the experiment was meaningless.

At least we were able to confirm that it was a safe capacity.

Of course, I don't know if I can upload more here or not… … .

“So you need someone new to join?”

"yes."

“Haha. If that’s the case, then the two of us are the best.”

Sir Jamie continued, looking at Senior Alfred's father.

“Since ancient times, soldiers and sailors have been the most susceptible to s*xually transmitted diseases. It’s the recruiting season anyway.”

“I’m also planning to recruit sailors.”

“If you say you’ll treat me for free… … .”

“We have to open a sales route this way anyway. Should we try doing a free promotion like the reviews suggested?”

We ended up skipping animal testing, or rather prisoner testing, and moving on to clinical trials.

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