Prince Mahidol Award

The Prince Mahidol Award (Thai: รางวัลสมเด็จเจ้าฟ้ามหิดล) is a Thai Royal Family annual award for outstanding achievements in medicine and public health worldwide.

Prince Mahidol Award
Awarded forOutstanding achievements in medicine and public health
CountryThailand
Presented byPrince Mahidol Award Foundation
First awarded1992 (1992)
No. of laureates74 Laureates as of 2016
Websitewww.princemahidolaward.org

Prince Mahidol Award Foundation

King Rama IX Bhumibol Adulyadej founded the Prince Mahidol Award Foundation on 1 January 1992 on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the birth of his father, Prince Mahidol, initially under the name "Mahidol Award Foundation", but since 28 July 1997 as "Prince Mahidol Award Foundation." In addition to the actual award, the Fund also promotes the memory of Prince Mahidol, who is regarded as the father of modern medicine and public health of Thailand. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn is chairman of the Foundation Committee.

The award is given annually in two categories to international personalities or organizations:

  • For outstanding progress in medicine
  • For the active promotion of public health


and consists of:

  • a medal
  • a certificate
  • prize money (US $100,000)

Between 1992 and 2014, 70 prizes were awarded, including 32 in medicine and 38 in public health.[1]

Nomination process

  1. Any individual or group of individuals may be nominated by a national governmental agency, or by an individual. Nominations are transmitted to the secretary-general of the Prince Mahidol Award Foundation.
  2. The nomination forms are forwarded to the Scientific Advisory Committee for initial screening.
  3. Once screened, the International Award Committee, which comprises several world-renowned experts in the fields of medicine and public health, will consider them and make recommendations to the Foundation’s Board of Trustees.
  4. The Foundation’s Board of Trustees makes final approval.[2]

Prince Mahidol Award Laureates

Source:Awardees

No.Award yearNameFlagCountryFieldNote
11992Sir William Richard Shaboe DollUnited KingdomMedicinedeceased (July 24, 1997)
2Dr. Chen MinzhangPeople's Republic of ChinaPublic healthdeceased
31993John B. StanburyUnited StatesMedicine
4Dr. Ciro de QuadrosFederal Republic of BrazilPublic health
51994Professor William TragerUnited StatesMedicinedeceased (January 25, 1997)
6Dr. Ho Wang LeeRepublic of KoreaPublic health
71995Professor Egon DiczfalusySwedenMedicine
8Professor Carl DjerassiUnited StatesMedicine
9Professor Frederick T. SaiRepublic of GhanaPublic health
10Dr. Nafis SadikIslamic Republic of PakistanPublic health
111996Professor Dr. Prasong TuchindaThailandMedicine
12Dr. Suchitra NimmannityaThailandMedicine
13Professor Vincent P. DoleUnited StatesPublic health
141997Dr. Satoshi OmuraJapanMedicine
15Dr. P. Roy VagelosUnited StatesMedicine
16Professor Alfred SommerUnited StatesPublic health
17Dr. Guillermo ArroyaveGuatemalaPublic health
181998Dr. Rene FavaloroRepublic of ArgentinaMedicinedeceased (July 29, 2000)
19Dr. Harvey D. WhiteNew ZealandMedicine
20Professor Kennedy F. ShortridgeAustraliaPublic health
21Dr. Margaret F.C. ChanHong KongPublic health
221999Dr. R. Palmer BeasleyUnited StatesMedicine
23Dr. Adetokunbo Oluwole LucasFederal Republic of NigeriaPublic health
24Dr. Tore GodalKingdom of NorwayPublic health
252000Professor Ernesto PollittPeruMedicine
26Professor David JP BarkerUnited KingdomMedicine
27Sir Richard PetoUnited KingdomPublic health
28Sir Iain Geoffrey ChalmersUnited KingdomPublic health
292001Sir David John WeatherallUnited KingdomMedicine
30Professor Lam Sai KitMalaysiaPublic health
31Professor Barry J. MarshallAustraliaPublic health
322002Professor Thomas E. StarzlUnited StatesMedicine
33Sir Roy CalneUnited KingdomMedicine
34Dr. Maurice R. HillemanUnited StatesPublic health
35Dr. P. Helena MakelaRepublic of FinlandPublic health
362003Professor Herbert L. NeedlemanUnited StatesPublic health
37China Cooperative Research GroupPeople's Republic of ChinaMedicineon Qinghaosu and its derivatives as Antimalarials
382004Professor Norman SartoriusFederal Republic of GermanyMedicine
39Professor Jonathan M. SametUnited StatesPublic health
402005Professor Harald Zur HausenFederal Republic of GermanyPublic health
41Professor Eugene GoldwasserUnited StatesMedicine
422006Professor Stanley G. SchultzUnited StatesMedicinedeceased (October 23, 2014)
43Dr. Richard A. CashUnited StatesPublic health
44Dr. David R. NalinUnited StatesPublic health
45Dr. Dilip MahalanabisIndiaPublic health
462007Professor Basil Stuart HetzelAustraliaPublic health
47Dr. Sanduk RuitKingdom of NepalPublic health
48Professor Dr. Axel UllrichFederal Republic of GermanyMedicine
492008Professor Sergio Henrique FerreiraFederal Republic of BrazilMedicine
50Professor Michiaki TakahashiJapanPublic health
51Professor Yu YongxinPeople's Republic of ChinaPublic health
522009Professor Anne MillsUnited KingdomMedicine
53Wiwat RojanapithayakornThailandPublic health
54Mechai ViravaidyaThailandPublic health
552010Robert E. BlackUnited StatesPublic health
56Kenneth H. BrownUnited StatesPublic health
57Kevin MarshUnited KingdomMedicine
58Ananda Shiv PrasadUnited StatesPublic health
59Nicholas J. WhiteUnited KingdomMedicine
602011Ruth F. BishopAustraliaPublic health
61Aaron T. BeckUnited StatesMedicine
62David T. WongUnited StatesMedicine
632012Michael David RawlinsUnited KingdomMedicine
64Uche Veronica AmazigoFederal Republic of NigeriaPublic health
652013Jim Yong KimUnited StatesPublic health
66David D. HoUnited StatesMedicine
67Anthony FauciUnited StatesMedicine
68Peter PiotBelgiumPublic health
692014Donald A. HendersonUnited StatesPublic Health
70Akiro EndoJapanMedicine
712015Michael Gideon MarmotUnited KingdomPublic Health
72Morton M. MowerUnited StatesMedicine
732016Vladimir HachinskiCanadaPublic Health
74Sir Gregory Paul WinterUnited KingdomMedicine
752017Rachel SchneersonUnited StatesPublic Health
76Porter W. Anderson, Jr.United StatesPublic Health
77Mathuram SantoshamUnited StatesPublic Health
78John B. RobbinsUnited StatesPublic Health
79Human Genome ProjectMedicine
802018John D. ClemensUnited StatesPublic Health
81Jan R. HolmgrenSwedenPublic Health
82Mary-Claire KingUnited KingdomMedicine
83Brian J. DrukerUnited StatesMedicine
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See also

References

  1. "List of winners". Prince Mahidol Award Foundation. Archived from the original on October 14, 2014. Retrieved June 9, 2014.
  2. "Nomination Procedures". Prince Mahidol Award Foundation. Archived from the original on October 14, 2014. Retrieved June 9, 2014.
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