In a world where science often speaks in whispers few can hear, this blog seeks to translate the language of medicine into something more human — more accessible. Each post offers a window into the latest developments in healthcare and biomedical research, thoughtfully unpacked for the curious mind. Whether it’s a new treatment on the horizon, a shift in clinical thinking, or a quiet breakthrough in a distant lab, the goal here is not to overwhelm but to inform — with clarity, precision, and a touch of wonder. This is medicine, demystified.

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This is a true story, not a work of fiction. This is the story of an overdose I encountered and what I we all did to help.

At the imaginary end of the 19th century, the "Great Age of Medicine", a mysterious plague struck and caused tens of thousands of deaths. At the juncture of life and death, a group of outstanding physicians with strict and unimaginable training joined the force of the fight against the pandemic. They were ordered to risk their lives and fight the disease fearlessly. This group of unsung heroes who dared to face death and performed benevolence in the epidemic are - the Black Dukes.​

“Médecins de Peste．黑公爵醫師．ペスト医師“

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This story is purely fictitious. The characters, place names, organisations and events have nothing to do with reality. Any similarity is purely coincidental.

Part of the medical content in this work is purely fictitious. Should you have any medical enquiries, please consult a professional medical doctor.

Til death do us part