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Heirson's operations | {{Spoiler|text=<nowiki/> | ||
Heirson's operations have become the primary focus of the [[NXX Investigation Team]] ever since [[Simon Bloodworth]]'s dealings to [[Gordon Grant]] resulted in an early prototype of the NXX-containing drug known as "X03A," a later revision of which was found to have been tested at a Heirson facility in [[Opaline Village]] that had holding cells with child-sized beds.<ref>[[Main Story 05-31]]</ref> | |||
Heirson | It's believed that Heirson is testing its drugs through selectively contaminated batches of their popular effervescent packets, and that monitoring of these randomized tests is being carried out through visits to Heirson Medical Centers and other Heirson products such as their fitness bands. In addition, evidence has been found that Heirson is carefully monitoring and tracking 20 "VIP clients" who are believed to be long-term clinical trial subjects. These VIP clients are from diverse backgrounds, including actor/idol Janus Beaufort as well as athletes, scientists, lawyers, and others. Each receives personally-tailored treatment, including prolonged doses of medication and special exams. The investigation team believes this approach to testing is in part due to the challenge of obtaining and processing NXX in sufficient quantities.<ref>[[Main Story 07-03]]</ref> | ||
Heirson has been the subject of multiple controversies, including the alleged pollution of the Opaline River and the abnormally high rates of employee death on their production line, often dismissed by the company as overwork and buried when brought to media attention. Affected victims and family members have banded together in an [[Anti-Heirson Mutual Aid Group]] as a result.<ref>[[Main Story 07-01]]</ref> After the events of [[Episode 5: Sins of Cynicism (Part 3)]], Heirson's operations were temporarily shut down while investigations took place. However, with the Opaline lab having burned down at that time, no evidence of illegal operations could be found.<ref>[[Main Story 06-01]]</ref> | Heirson has been the subject of multiple controversies, including the alleged pollution of the Opaline River and the abnormally high rates of employee death on their production line, often dismissed by the company as overwork and buried when brought to media attention. Affected victims and family members have banded together in an [[Anti-Heirson Mutual Aid Group]] as a result.<ref>[[Main Story 07-01]]</ref> After the events of [[Episode 5: Sins of Cynicism (Part 3)]], Heirson's operations were temporarily shut down while investigations took place. However, with the Opaline lab having burned down at that time, no evidence of illegal operations could be found.<ref>[[Main Story 06-01]]</ref> | ||
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