Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 978 Scientist's Safe Work Solution, Dr. Fang, Can You Treat Hair Loss? (Bonus Chapter for Monthly Tickets)

Since that's what they said, Fang Yan didn't know how to respond.

At this moment, Comrade Zhu, who was standing to the side, said to Fang Yan:

"Dr. Fang, don't worry, I will definitely keep a close eye on him."

Fang Yan looked at Comrade Zhu, who then said:

"I'm his boss!"

Comrade Deng said:
"Look at what you're saying, I've never acted recklessly either..."

Comrade Zhu smiled:

"That's hard to say... Lao Yu was just telling me that you didn't take proper precautions during the experiment."

When Comrade Deng was mentioned, he immediately retorted:

"Oh dear, he's just as forgetful when he's busy. Besides, I'm healthier than him. I don't need to see glasses, and I get sick less often than him. He has a bunch of problems during his checkups."

Comrade Zhu said:
"Anyway, you all need to be careful. Dr. Fang means well. Health is the foundation of everything, so you must take it seriously!"

Comrade Deng opened his mouth, then said:
"Okay, I...I accept the criticism!"

"I will definitely abide by work rules and protect my own safety in the future."

Upon hearing this, Comrade Zhu said:

"Hey, that's more like it!"

He turned to Fang Yan and said:

"Dr. Fang, you can see he already knows he was wrong."

Even those with regional accents know that some things can be summed up in a sentence or two.

However, saying too much can have the opposite effect.

He could only nod and say:
"There are a few other things I need to remind you of."

Comrade Deng's attitude at this moment was very proper. He said:
"Okay, please tell me, I'll remember!"

Fang Yan said to him:
"Ganoderma lucidum spore powder must be taken alone with warm water. The water temperature should not exceed 60 degrees Celsius, otherwise the active ingredients will be destroyed. Bitter and cold medicines such as Coptis chinensis are best taken half an hour after meals to avoid irritating the stomach and intestines."

"Yes, that's what you just mentioned." Comrade Deng nodded.

Then, Fang Yan continued:

"Avoid spicy and greasy foods for three months, and especially avoid your previous habit of drinking unboiled water, as roundworm eggs love to hide in unboiled water. Drink more yam and millet porridge to nourish your stomach, and replace steamed buns with poria cocos cake for breakfast and dinner."

Comrade Deng continued to agree:
"Understood, I'll carry a water bottle with me from now on."

Seeing that he agreed so readily, Fang Yan turned to Comrade Zhu beside him and said:
"By the way, Comrade Zhu, could you provide a personal assistant for those of us who need to go out on fieldwork?"

"A personal assistant?" Comrade Zhu was taken aback, probably not understanding what that meant.

The dialect explanation is as follows:
"He's a personal secretary, someone who takes care of his daily routines."

He suddenly realized the name, then hesitated for a moment:

"This one……"

"Are you having any difficulties?" Fang Yan asked.

He said honestly:

"There are currently no personnel in charge of this work. If we were to assign someone, we would need to select someone."

Fang Yan knew they were from a secret service, and everyone inside had to be selected and vetted, and the process was very strict.

Especially those responsible for the lives of these key personnel.

But we can't not do it, he said in the dialect:

"Then you should make a selection. I know that people's energy is limited. If I keep asking him to do this and that, he can't remember it. Even if he does remember it, he may not have the energy to complete it. It would be best to send two personal assistants or personal secretaries to prepare these things for him."

"Think about it, who is more productive at work, a healthy person or a person who is always sick?"

Unlike Comrade Deng, who kept agreeing when he heard the dialect, he was genuinely thinking.

He nodded after several seconds.

"Okay, you're right, I'll take care of it as soon as I get back!"

Fang Yan turned to Comrade Deng and said:
"You also need to take good care of your experimental protection. Comrade Jing from your side didn't take proper protection and was exposed to the experimental site, which damaged his health and has now developed into an occupational disease."

This is a rehash of old arguments, Comrade Deng said:
"Okay, I'll take note!"

Fang Yan glanced at his medical records and said:
"Furthermore, you must ensure you lie flat for 30 minutes during your lunch break every day. The root cause of your liver qi stagnation is long-term sleep deprivation... If there are no beds available at the institute, I will issue you a certificate to apply for a cot!" Comrade Deng said.
"No need, I have my own dormitory room."

"I'll just lie down for half an hour."

Fang Yan also wrote down his instructions in the medical record, having said everything he needed to say. Then he said to Comrade Deng:
"Okay, that's about it."

Comrade Deng secretly breathed a sigh of relief; this young man was the most responsible doctor he had ever seen.

During the check-up, they wanted to examine the entire body, and their instructions were always thorough and meticulous.

He thought to himself, "No wonder they were able to achieve a 100% cure rate."

With something this complicated, how could the cure rate not be high?
This level of rigor is no less than that required for obtaining experimental data.

"Old Zhu, it's your turn!" He stood up and said to Comrade Zhu beside him, with a sense of relief that he had finally finished.

Upon hearing this, Comrade Zhu sat down at the consultation table in front of Fang Yan.

This man looks older than Comrade Deng because of his baldness, but in fact he was born in the same year as Comrade Deng, and even a few months younger.

He was born on December 25, 1924, into a family of post office employees in Yichang, Hubei Province.

He transferred schools several times during his studies. He graduated from high school in 1941 but missed the college entrance examination due to malaria. He was later admitted to the physics programs of both National Central University and National Chiao Tung University. He chose National Central University and enrolled in Southwest Associated University after studying there for a year.

He graduated from the Physics Department of Southwest Associated University in 1945 and stayed on as a teaching assistant. He was not yet 21 years old that year.

In 1946, at the age of 21, he went to the United States as Professor Wu Dayou's assistant to study atomic bomb development technology. Due to restrictions imposed by the United States, he pursued further studies in nuclear physics at the University of Michigan.

In 1949, at the age of 24, he earned his doctoral degree.

During his time at university, he held positions in multiple student organizations, where he demonstrated exceptional talent, excelling not only in research but also in interpersonal relationships and organizational management.

In April 1950, at the age of 25, he returned to China and took a job at Peking University.

1952年4月- 1953年1月，他作为高级英语翻译赴朝鲜参加“板门店谈判”，这年他27岁。

In 1952, during the nationwide reorganization of colleges and departments, he was transferred to Northeast People's University (now Jilin University) as acting head and professor of the Department of Physics, and participated in the establishment of the Department of Physics.

In 1955, he was transferred back to Peking University to continue training nuclear energy professionals for the country.

He joined the Communist Party of China in April 1956, and in September of the same year, he was transferred to the Second Research Laboratory of the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he engaged in research on neutron physics and reactor physics.

In 1957, he was secretly transferred to the Institute of Atomic Energy of the Ministry of Nuclear Industry.

In 1959, he was transferred to the Nuclear Weapons Research Institute of the Second Ministry of Machine Building as deputy director, taking on the important technical leadership of the joint management of China's nuclear weapons research and development. He was 34 years old that year.

He then devoted himself to the nuclear industry for a long time, playing a significant role in the research of atomic bombs, hydrogen bombs, nuclear tests, and neutron bombs. He also participated in organizing and leading numerous scientific research projects, such as the Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant construction project.

He was one of the main pioneers of nuclear science and technology in China, and conducted in-depth research in nuclear physics and atomic energy technology.

He organized and led the research and testing of nuclear weapons and bombs, and participated in leading the construction of the Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant and the research and development of the application of radioactive isotopes.

It has organized and led the strategic research on the development of national defense science and technology and weaponry, participated in the work of the national medium and long-term science and technology development plan, participated in the formulation and implementation of the national "863 Program", and participated in the preliminary demonstration of the manned space program.

It also established the China Academy of Engineering, and organized and implemented research and development plans for projects such as nuclear fuel production and the application of radioactive isotopes.

He taught at Peking University, Northeast People's University, and other universities, cultivating a large number of physics talents for the country and building a solid talent pool for the development of the nuclear industry.

In 1999, at the age of 74, he was awarded the "Two Bombs, One Satellite" Medal of Honor.

Compared to Comrade Deng, this person is said to have very good living and working habits.

Therefore, he lived to a very old age.

Fang Yan was genuinely curious about what illness he might have.

"Dr. Fang, can hair loss be cured?" Comrade Zhu's first question after sitting down directly exceeded Fang Yan's expectations.

"Huh?" Fang Yan was taken aback. Wasn't it... that he was here to treat her hair loss?
Of course, it's not impossible...

He then continued:
“I’ve heard that hair loss is related to the heart. In the past few years, I’ve had occasional ventricular contractions during my physical examinations. This year, the symptoms seem to have worsened, and the frequency of the attacks has increased. Sometimes I also experience palpitations. During my physical examination recently, they said I have frequent premature ventricular contractions.”

After saying that, he smiled wryly and touched his head:

"Look, she's almost lost all her hair."

Fang Yan asked him:
"Besides hair loss and heart palpitations, are there any other physical problems? For example, sleep, eating, and going to the toilet?"

Comrade Zhu said:
"Yes! These all have problems!"

PS: I got 200 more monthly tickets, so after finishing this chapter, I still owe everyone 92000 words.

There will be more this afternoon.

(End of this chapter)