Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 741

Chapter 741

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Chris had been busy looking into Olivia’s matters. Finally, he learned of some top-secret news.

His assistant came over with a bottle.

“Dr. Atkins, Mrs. Miller Senior sent someone to deliver this. She wants you to test it and figure out what

sort of cat food this is.”

“Cat food?” Chris glanced at the bottle. A small bottle like that couldn’t possibly contain cat food. No cat

would have an appetite this small.

“It might also be supplementary food for cats. They couldn’t figure it out, so they wanted you to take a

look at it.”

“Alright, put it at the side. I’ll test it later. I have a very important matter to attend to right now.”

“Understood.”

Chris left in a hurry. Then, he found Ethan, who looked a little worn out.

“Mr. Miller, I have the latest news. Colin’s team has always been researching cancer.

“Some time ago, he had already developed a new anti-cancer medication. In the past two years, almost a

hundred cancer patients have taken the medication.

“But for now, he had only conducted phase one of the clinical trials, and the sample data was far from

enough.”

Ethan asked, “What about the 100 testers? How’s their condition?”

“In the two years, almost three years by now, the patients in the first three stages have had their

conditions stabilized. The cancer data reached normal levels.”

Ethan felt his heart tightening. “What about the patients in the advanced stage?”

“For now, their survival rate is 50%. Half of them are still alive, whereas the other half have passed on.

Also, you should know about the five-year survival rate of cancer patients.

“The research hasn’t even reached its third year, so the data isn’t too accurate. For now, one thing is

certain. If a patient in the earlier stages takes the medication, it will be highly effective.

“But as for the patients in the advanced stage…”

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Chris hastily added, “Don’t be too discouraged, Mr. Miller. At the moment, there’s a very small chance of patients in the advanced stage to live for three to five years.