This kind of behavior has long gone beyond the duties and responsibilities of ordinary scientific and technological personnel, and even is a pioneering work that cannot be expressed in words. The initial capital investment of new drug research and development is huge, and the key is that the capital investment cycle time is very long. Therefore, once the drug is sold, everyone can get the corresponding benefits in the way of patent maintenance, but the price standard will change according to the business scale of the patient group. For some diseases with a small number of patients, once the drug is patented, the price tag will be very scary. As an academician of China Academy of Engineering, Wang is well aware of the economic pressure of demand in this field on patients and their relatives. In order to better save a large number of patients, it is a conscience to give up the patent without hesitation, no matter from which angle.
With our professional skills and scientific knowledge, we can develop enough drugs to save lives, which shows that Academician Wang is a scientific researcher worthy of respect and even admiration. Even if he does not give up some patents, as the general public or relatives of patients, he is not fully qualified to make irresponsible remarks. However, Academician Wang did not take money as his general goal, but wanted to better enable more and more patients to be treated according to their own medicine. Now, after giving up the patent, patients only need 290 yuan to get medication. This is not a simple charity, but an outstanding pioneering work that transcends all normal charity.
As we all know, expensive drugs are usually difficult to enter the national medical insurance catalogue. If the already expensive drugs can't relieve the financial pressure of patients according to medical insurance, it is equivalent to accidental or distant survival for patients' families. It is in consideration of patients' practical needs and difficulties that Academician Wang chose to give up the patent without hesitation, so that even if he does not enter the national medical insurance catalogue, the price less than 300 yuan is precious to patients with malignant tumor diseases.
From another point of view, even if Academician Wang did not give up the patent, it is beyond reproach in terms of social morality and laws and regulations, and it is precisely because of this that Academician Wang's loftiness and unrequited love are highlighted. In fact, it has been contributing to the development of life-saving drugs for people, and some patents are the benefits of this dedication. Unexpectedly, with gratitude, Academician Wang once again gave this donation back to the patients. Such a high level of social morality, of course, all the words of praise can not be summarized.