Ardip was being treated at Apollo Hospital in Chennai, the biggest hospital in India. They were preparing an important announcement today. The reporters who were called were all waiting in the hospital lobby from early in the morning. There were quite a lot of foreign reporters among them as well. They had an idea of the announcement the hospital was going to give today.1

“We have confirmed that the stem cell aggregation has fully disappeared from the patient’s eye today,” said Hospital Director Vichas.0

Everyone already predicted this ending when the aggregation shrunk to half its size, but it was a whole other thing to actually confirm that. This was like a declaration of the end of the war between Schumatix and A-Bio. Schumatix’s defeat was already marked, but it was now basically publicly determined.0

[A-Bio’s glaucoma treatment kit is safe. Complete destruction of stem cells confirmed.]0

[It does not cause tumors, and the invalid cells are naturally eliminated.]0

[Even if a large amount of stem cells only treated with the first kit are put in the eye, they automatically disappear.]0

[A-Bio’s glaucoma treatment kit does not create tumors.]0

As news articles were being written as the announcement was coming out, Vichas gave them a new announcement.0

“Additionally, we were contacted by A-Bio a week ago,” he said. “A-Bio has promised us that...0