The leader of infectious diseases in China: 68 years of continuous search for patients with heart

Character Biography

Wang Fu, born in 1931, graduated from Shanghai First Medical College (now Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University) in 1953.

Last year, Professor Wang Fu's 90th birthday.

The face of the situation in the past, Wang fu Lee said that this is "for the country, for the people should do", is a Communist Party member, a doctor's duty.

In order to let patients "have medicines available", "start from zero" after ten years of medical practice

Huashan Infectious Diseases has been ranked "No.

In 1953, Wang Fu graduated from the Department of Medicine of Shanghai First Medical College.

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When Wang Fu entered Huashan Hospital in 1956, in China at that time, various infectious diseases, especially infectious diseases and bacterial infections, ranked first among all kinds of diseases, and the only effective treatment drug-antibacterial drugs, was in short supply in China.

The effort paid off.

By the 1980s, although my country's clinical trials had progressed, they were still not standardized.

In the day and night struggle on the road, Wang repeated exposure to the Chinese Communist Party .

This keep the party group , as well as her take on more responsibility in the process of weaving closer lemology time: 1985 Huashan Hospital Research Institute was established antibiotics, Wang re-founding director; since 1988 served as Director of Communicable Diseases; 1989 onwards served Head of the Infectious Diseases (Infectious Diseases) Subject.

Established my country's first bacterial resistance surveillance network, and related research was synchronized with developed countries

"To make a new drug in a lifetime" is the ideal of countless pharmacists, which shows the difficulty of the new drug development process.

If you have a patient in your mind, you must instruct the rational use of antibiotics to avoid "no medicine available" again! This is also a race against time: as early as the 1960s and 1970s, Wang Fu began to investigate adverse reactions to antibacterial drugs such as penicillin, streptomycin, tetracycline, and gentamicin, and to investigate the drug resistance of bacteria.

In addition to drug resistance monitoring, Wang Fu also took the lead in conducting a series of studies on the drug resistance mechanism of a variety of important pathogens that appeared in different periods in China.

Cross-integration with "marginal disciplines" to lay the height of a discipline

By the 1980s, the Huashan Infectious Diseases discipline had initially formed a disciplinary framework and an academic team that focused on the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases and integrated with the "marginal disciplines"-clinical microbiology, clinical pharmacology, and molecular biology.

"The diseases seen in the Department of Infectious Diseases are very different from other disciplines.
When a foreign pathogen invades the human body, it not only attacks a specific organ, but may cause diseases throughout the body.
" It is based on this understanding, in 1986 , Wang Fu founded the country’s first branch covering infection, respiratory, blood, nephropathy, general surgery, burns, critical care medicine, pediatrics, gynecology and other clinical departments, as well as clinical microbiology, clinical pharmacology and other disciplines-Shanghai Medicine Infection and Chemotherapy Specialty Branch.
Over the past 30 years since its establishment, the branch has made important contributions to improving the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases in Shanghai and even the whole country, and has benefited countless patients.

From the “no medicines available” in the early days of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, to the serious challenge of the “no medicines available” faced by humans due to bacterial resistance, Wang Fu has always been fighting for the availability of antibacterial infections and has always insisted.
In the clinical frontline, countless patients with difficult and critical infections have been diagnosed and treated.

"Illness is impermanent, medicine impermanent prescription, medicine impermanent product", it is really appropriate to use this sentence to describe Wang Fu's work.
Academician Wen Yumei spoke highly of this elder sister.
She said: " Whether a person is a master or not depends on whether there is an academician title, but on whether the work is pioneering, whether there are any successors in the career, and whether it is continuous Is it to serve China in spreading scientific knowledge.
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For 68 years in the medical profession, Wang Fu has been working hard and conscientiously to do this: He is patient and keeps searching.
The 91-year-old still told reporters in an interview in the conference room of Huashan Hospital: “Our work is endless.
The patients need it and the country needs it.
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