Pioneers In Medicine And Physiology 1-19
17 entries in the Pioneers In Medicine And Physiology compendium.
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Luc MontagnierFrench virologist who co-discovered HIV and won the Nobel Prize.Marguerite DavisTheir research, conducted at the University of Wisconsin, identified essential trace chemiMathieu OrfilaSpanish-born French toxicologist, father of modern toxicology.Maud MentenCanadian physician and chemist who advanced enzyme kinetics.Maurice HillemanDeveloped over 40 vaccines; developed eight of the 14 vaccines routinely recommended in AmMax TheilerDeveloped the yellow fever vaccine; first African-born Nobel laureate.Michael DeBakeyCardiovascular surgeon and chair of surgery at Baylor College of Medicine.Nettie StevensAmerican geneticist who discovered the XY sex-determination system through studies of mealOtto Heinrich WarburgNobel laureate who discovered the respiratory enzyme and studied cancer metabolism.Paul EhrlichGerman physician and Nobel laureate who worked at the Charité.Peter MedawarBiologist who discovered acquired immunological tolerance, enabling organ transplants.Peter PiotMicrobiologist who co-discovered Ebola and led AIDS research.René LaennecFrench physician who invented the stethoscope in 1816.Rita Levi-MontalciniCo-recipient of the 1986 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.Robert GalloAmerican biomedical researcher who helped prove HIV causes AIDS and developed the HIV blooRudolf VirchowGerman physician, pathologist, and founder of social medicine.Selman WaksmanAward named after Selman Waksman, first awarded in 1968, recognizing excellence in microbi
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