During her internship, she had also obtained poison worms from the Hmong Region, extracting their bodily fluids for testing, and discovered that the toxins they carried were indeed unique in the world.
She tried various ways to detoxify, but did not find an ultimate method. However, she unexpectedly extracted a precious element from them.
She conducted experiments on diseased mice. This element could be used to make anti-cancer drugs, which have an excellent inhibitory effect on cancer cells, thereby prolonging life by five years or more.
Tara Summer was a top student of Washington University Medical School. She joined the university's medical research institute in her sophomore year. She reported her findings to the dean, who also personally experimented with it and confirmed its effectiveness.
Tara was happy, thinking she could benefit mankind, but the poison was rare, and it was virtually impossible to find in large quantities to extract, causing that topic to be abandoned.
