This book is DEDICATED TO THE VICTIMS OF COVID -19 WORLDWIDE.

It is written with a deep hope that the world of medicine can transform into something far better than what we see today. There is compelling evidence that pharmaceutical companies often wield substantial influence over medical research and practice, sometimes to the detriment of public health. For instance, it is well-documented that editors of leading medical journals may receive significant payments from pharmaceutical companies, creating potential conflicts of interest that can compromise objectivity.

Corruption in the healthcare research and industry is a breach of scientific integrity and it strikes at the very foundation of patient trust and the quality of treatment. When research results are tailored to meet the priorities of manufacturers rather than prioritizing patient safety, it unveils a grim reality that the world is bitterly grappling with.

The erosion of medical ethics has far-reaching consequences. In regions where corruption is rampant, patients often endure an even harsher ordeal—facing demands for bribes just to access essential care. Some find themselves treated with substandard or counterfeit medications, due to the greed and negligence of individuals.

Through this story, we are reminded that the path to such a future is fraught with obstacles, yet it is our collective resolve and unwavering commitment to progress that will ultimately lead us to the world we envision—a world where hope is not just a sustaining force, but a reality realized through the efforts and aspirations of each generation.

When we ardently anticipate a brighter and better future for ourselves and the world as a whole, our hopes centre on the belief that positive changes will eventually emerge. Despite the darkest phases of history (do you think it is a bit exaggerated statement?) which we are passing through, where justice is denied at every turn and the weakest in society are deprived of true justice, and despite hunger devastating millions around the world, those who believe that things will change one day, look for a ray of hope on the horizon across every dark sky.

Even in a world plagued by wars and pandemics, we hold onto the hope for a more promising tomorrow. We trust that wise leaders will evolve from among us and that these saviours are already here, waiting to guide us toward a better world. And their time is yet to dawn.

This faith in a brighter future empowers us to persevere, even when the present seems bleak. It inspires innovation, fosters resilience, and fuels our collective efforts to overcome adversity. By nurturing the same hope, we remain steadfast in our pursuit of progress, confident that, we can navigate the darkest of times and usher in an era of healthy, peaceful, and prosperous life one day.

Humanity, despite being the most advanced and civilized species on Earth, still struggles to mitigate existential threats posed by wars and pandemics. Our inability to address these dangers effectively suggests a lapse or growing complacency regarding our achievements.

We have lost focus on preserving our humanity. As long as hunger and disease dominate our world, we continue to fail in achieving true prosperity for humankind. As long as conflicts, hatred, and wars persist among us, we are not eligible to call ourselves civilized.

These failures are not due to a lack of solutions or insufficient resources, but rather a deficiency in commitment and an honest and sincere approach to confronting these looming threats. It is imperative that we reignite our dedication to these pressing issues, fostering a global environment where compassion, collaboration, and genuine effort are at the forefront of our endeavours.

We must strive for a future where the eradication of hunger and disease is a shared goal, and where peace and understanding replace conflict and hatred. Only through a renewed commitment to these ideals can we truly claim the title of a civilized species, worthy of our advancements and capable of safeguarding the future of our planet.

Anything we develop in the world we live in, without consideration for the health of humanity and its existence, is a futile effort. Endeavours to expand national boundaries or explore extraterrestrial frontiers should not take precedence over ensuring the overall healthy existence of humans. The ultimate measure of progress must be the well-being and longevity of our species.

By prioritizing global health, we can build a foundation for sustainable development and technological advancement. Every scientific and technological breakthrough should be aimed at enhancing human health and resilience, thus ensuring a future where humanity thrives, both on Earth and beyond.

THE GRANDSHIELD REPORT is a kind of investigative report conceived against this backdrop, embodying the enduring hope that humanity will secure a safe future and lead healthy lives, free from the threats of pandemics and flawed medical practices.

It envisions a world where our health is safeguarded within robust and secure medical environments, where patients are treated with the utmost respect, the black market for organ trade is entirely abolished, and organic medicine is accessible to all humans at affordable prices.

As citizens grow both clinically and psychologically healthier, we can dare to hope that other evils plaguing humanity may eventually fade away from the face of the Earth.

This is an imaginary report on events taking place in the future. Reports are typically prepared in response to past events, observations, or studies conducted to analyse the aftermath. However, crafting a report on future events necessitates a journey beyond the present and the period of the event itself. It requires an imaginative voyage into the unknown, envisioning what lies ahead. This report is the result of such a journey, propelled by the unwavering hope for a healthy and better world.

The year or century of these events takes place is not unknown and this book doesn’t intend to take of a prophetic realm of that nature. As long as human beings with kindness and passion prevail in this world, we can only hope that it cannot be a distant dream.