Are you interested in which Laureates relate to a specific disease, or specialty?
Vladimir Hachinski, MD
Brain & Mind, Leadership in Organizational Development
Dr. Vladimir Hachinski is a world-renowned neurologist, a foremost authority in the field of stroke, dementia and Alzheimer’s research and an…
Philip Berger, MD
Patient Care, Service Abroad, Public Health, Health Promotion & Advocacy, Health and Medical Education & Training
Physicians resist the ravages of disease, and sometimes, the agendas and interests of governments. Dr. Philip Berger’s 40-year career is a record…
B. Brett Finlay, PhD
Cells, Genetics & Genomics, Infectious Disease, Allergy & Immunity
Dr. Brett Finlay has extended our understanding of how microbes interact with humans in both health and disease, uncovered their role in asthma,…
Balfour Mount, MD
Patient Care, Public Health, Health Promotion & Advocacy, Leadership in Organizational Development
Dr. Balfour Mount has worked as a physician, lecturer and author to ensure compassion has kept pace with power in our treatment of life-limiting…
Emily Stowe, MD
The Early Days - Health Care Pioneers, Health and Medical Education & Training, Women in Medicine
Dr. Emily Stowe ranks as a true pioneer. She was the first female public school principal in Ontario, the first female physician to practise…
Cheryl Rockman-Greenberg, MDCM
Patient Care, Women in Medicine, Cells, Genetics & Genomics, Skin, Bones, Muscles & Joints
By developing diagnostic tests, screening programs, and treatments for disorders once untreatable and poorly understood,…
Justice Emmett Hall
Public Health, Health Promotion & Advocacy, Health Policy
When the Canadian government wanted to explore the feasibility of a national health insurance program. Justice Emmett Hall championed the cause…
Michel G. Bergeron, MD
Infectious Disease, Allergy & Immunity
Michel G. Bergeron has served his country and the world in many roles: soldier, professor, clinician, researcher, administrator, entrepreneur, and…
Michael Hayden, MD PhD
Michael Hayden has profoundly advanced our understanding of the genetic basis of Huntington’s disease and the pathways involved.