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In a tightly regimented society divided into official Categories, a physician-researcher conceals private hours to pursue experiments on infectious maladies and ways to prolong life while facing inspection by authoritarian officials and bureaucratic summons. He mobilizes colleagues, contends with surveillance, and copes with the return of a former associate whose renewed vitality underscores social inequalities. The story focuses on conflicts between individual scientific curiosity and state control, the moral hazards of life-extension research, and how rigid institutional rules and stratified status determine who may benefit or suffer from medical advances.
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