Albert B. Sabin Gold Medal

Since 1994, the Albert B. Sabin Gold Medal has been awarded annually by the Sabin Vaccine Institute in recognition of work in the field of vaccinology or a complementary field. It is in commemoration of the pioneering work of Albert B. Sabin.[1]

Albert B. Sabin Gold Medal
CountryUnited States
Presented bySabin Vaccine Institute
Reward(s)medal
First awarded1994
Last awarded2018
Currently held byPaul Offit
Websitewww.sabin.org/sabin-gold-medal-award

Recipients
List of recipients
Year Recipient Related work
2018 Paul Offit oral rotavirus vaccine work, leadership in promoting immunization[1][2]
2017 Jan Holmgren oral vaccine research, mucosal immunology, first effective oral vaccine for cholera[1][3][4]
2016 George R. Siber pneumococcus vaccine, H. influenzae type b vaccine, meningococcus vaccine[1][5][6]
2015 Roger I. Glass work on preventing gastroenteritis caused by rotaviruses and noroviruses[1][7][8]
2014 Mathuram Santosham work on preventing H. influenzae type b[1][9][10]
2013 Anne A. Gershon work on preventing childhood disease[1][11]
2012 F. Marc LaForce work on eliminating meningitis in Africa[1][12][13]
2011 Douglas R. Lowy and John T. Schiller work on cancer prevention vaccines[1][14][15]
2010 John D. Clemens work on using vaccines to reduce suffering and promote peace[1][16][17]
2009 Rino Rappuoli discovery of reverse vaccinology[1][18][19]
2008 Ruth S. Nussenzweig work on researching malaria[1][20][21]
2007 Hilary Koprowski work in biomedical research in the 20th century[1][22][23]
2006 William H. Foege work on improving childhood survival rates[1][24][25]
2005 Albert Z. Kapikian research on human gastroenteritis virus[1][26][27]
2004 William S. Jordan, Jr. work on vaccine research[1][28][29]
2003 Samuel L. Katz work on vaccines for pediatric infectious diseases[1][30][31]
2002 Stanley A. Plotkin work on wiping out rubella[1][32][33]
2001 John B. Robbins reducing childhood mortality from multiple diseases[1][34][35]
2000 Ciro A. de Quadros work on worldwide eradication of smallpox and polio in the Western Hemisphere[1][36][37]
1999 Philip K. Russell work on infectious disease[1][38]
1998 Allen C. Steere discovery of Lyme disease and further research on Lyme disease[1]
1998 Myron M. Levine education and mentorship[1][39]
1997 Maurice R. Hilleman worked on development of "more vaccines than any other person in history"[1][40][41]
1996 Joseph L. Melnick education and vaccine research[1][29]
1995 Robert M. Chanock identification of respiratory syncytial virus[1][42][43]
1994 Donald A. Henderson direction of WHO campaign to eradicate smallpox[1][44]
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See also

References
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