When Manstein returned from Stockholm, a piece of expected news arrived.
It was expected because ever since the publication of the two papers in "Nature Medicine" and "Medical," Manstein's inbox had been flooded with emails from spinal cord injury patients from all over the world. Yang Ping's inbox was the same. Tang Shun specifically hired two interns whose daily job was to read these emails, classify them, and archive them. After two months, they had sorted through over three thousand emails from more than fifty countries and regions.
"Professor Yang," Tang Shun once said, holding a statistical report as he entered the office, "Do you know from which country we have the most patients?"
"China?"
"No, it's the United States."
Yang Ping looked up, slightly surprised.
