She has always loved others, but never loved herself!
She explained filial piety perfectly with her short life, but forgot to love herself!
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When the mass media focused on the poor girl with common sad methods, the discussion in the industry returned to the original point of the incident. Around diseases, treatment methods, patient selection, traditional Chinese medicine and other issues, Xu Ting's departure triggered many public relations topics in the industry.
"It is not improper treatment, but no treatment."
What made a teenage girl leave so soon? Is the cruelty of the disease itself? Or improper treatment? Cupping, acupuncture, bloodletting therapy ... Xu Ting's departure made the voice of accusing Chinese medicine rampant in the public opinion field. For such an argument, many people in the industry have also voiced their opposition.
Yu Ying, the superwoman in the emergency department, issued a document calling on the media to "not deliberately report with sensational headlines".
"The death of actress Xu Ting triggered a cyber war between Chinese and Western medicine. To tell the truth, like Wei Zexi, she died of malignant tumor. If modern medicine determines that there is no treatment and patients choose Chinese medicine, then you should go to science popularization and reason. Don't believe that Chinese medicine is ineffective and no one will listen. At present, Chinese medicine cannot be scientifically verified, and there are only a handful of cases in which the effective components in Chinese medicine have been scientifically verified. Traditional Chinese medicine itself is a philosophical system and experience accumulation. The problem is that when patients with advanced cancer choose a set of philosophy system or experience accumulation that they think they can rely on, they have long been divorced from the actual treatment effect. To put it bluntly, you can't stop people who are willing to believe, but you can't convince those who are determined not to believe. However, the media, especially the medical media, have no conclusive evidence to prove that acupuncture and cupping accelerated her death (this is also difficult to prove, because of the lack of corresponding research, maybe pathophysiology can explain the problem). "