A prize for global health in the name of Rudolf Virchow
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Oni, Tolu
Ganten, Detlev
Kampmann, Beate
Gohde, Roland
Ottersen, Ole Petter
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Abstract
It was recently announced that the 2023 Virchow Prize for
Global Health will be bestowed upon Professor Rose Gana
Fomban Leke, from Cameroon, in recognition of her distinctive
and exceptional lifetime achievements in strengthening
global health, pioneering infectious disease research that
recognises the need to re‑think malaria as a societal and
development problem beyond the purely biomedical lens to
achieve a malaria‑free world and her relentless dedication in
advancing gender equality (1). The award ceremony will take
place under the High Patronage of the President of the German
Parliament, Bärbel Bas, at Berlin City Hall on October 14 this
year, the eve of the World Health Summit opening.
This is the second time the Virchow Prize has been
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Malaria, Infections, Gender equality, Virchow prize for global health, Editorial
Sustainable Development Goals
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Citation
Omi, T., Ganten, D., Kampann, B, et al. 2023, 'A prize for global health in the name of Rudolf Virchow', Journal of Public Health in Africa, vol. 14, no. 9, pp. 1-2.
DOI: 10.4081/jphia.2023.2862.