American Version of 'I Aren't a Medicinal God' — Son in America Buys Cancer Drug from Shanghai to Extend Mother’s Life for 19 Months

In the film 'I Aren't a Medicinal God,' Chinese cancer patients resorted to buying affordable generic drugs from India for survival. In reality, an American woman with advanced lung cancer, Debbie Doppelt from New York, was deemed untreatable by doctors in the U.S., but her son found a Chinese cancer drug, Sunvozertinib, in Shanghai, extending her life for 19 months.

In the film 'I Aren't a Medicinal God,' Chinese cancer patients resorted to buying affordable generic drugs from India for survival. In reality, an American woman with advanced lung cancer, Debbie Doppelt from New York, was deemed untreatable by doctors in the U.S., but her son found a Chinese cancer drug, Sunvozertinib, in Shanghai, extending her life for 19 months.