Lasker~DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award

The Lasker ~ DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award, Albert Lasker Award to 2008 for Clinical Medical Research ( " Albert Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research" ) is the U.S. Lasker Foundation ( " the Lasker Foundation") for outstanding achievements awarded in the field of clinical research. Together with the Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research, he is considered the highest medical and scientific award in the United States.

In 2008, he was renamed in honor of Michael Ellis DeBakey on its current name.

Ten winners (2012 ) later received also a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, Karl Landsteiner ( posthumous award in 1946), in 1930 received a Nobel Prize.

In addition to the Lasker ~ DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award, there is the Lasker- Koshland Special Achievement Award in Medical Science (formerly Albert Lasker Achievement Award ), with which it should not be confused.

Award winners

Philip Levine (physician) Max Theiler Frederic A. Gibbs Conrad Elvehjem Henry Trendley Dean Paul Dudley White Alfred Blalock Robert Edward Gross Irving Selikoff Henri Laborit Robert Wallace Wilkins Edgar Van Nuys Allen Joseph Edward Smadel Sidney Farber Robert Allan Phillips John Heysham Gibbon Robert A. Good Edward D. Freis Paul Zoll William B. Kouwenhoven Godfrey Hounsfield James Black (pharmacologist) Michael Heidelberger Elizabeth F. Neufeld F. Mason Sones Luc Montagnier Mogens Schou Donald Metcalf Alfred G. Knudson Peter Nowell Michael Houghton (scientist) Robert Edwards (physiologist) Marc Feldmann Edwin Southern Alain Carpentier Akira Endo (biochemist) Brian Druker Napoleone Ferrara Roy Yorke Calne

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