William Makis MD Ivermectin is often recognized–2nd to penicillin–for having the greatest impact on human health. Its discovery even won the Nobel Prize.

they should actually give her a nobel prize for this
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“Science is like art, it is creative. We are not creative if you are only talking to some people. We need to talk to everybody.”

Watch Nobel Prize laureate May-Britt Moser discuss how diversity impacts creativity at our #NobelPrizeDialogue : youtube.com/live/99VjiKDv-…

“It always amuses me that the biggest praise for my work comes for the imagination, while the truth is that there’s not a single line in all my work that does not have a basis in reality.”

- Gabriel García Márquez, pioneer of magical realism, via 'The Paris Review'

Santiago Ramón y Cajal shared the 1906 medicine prize for his work on the structure of the nervous system. His co-laureate Camillo Golgi developed a staining technique that made it possible to colour nerve cells using silver nitrate.

At least 12 million babies have been born thanks to IVF, but how did we reach this miraculous milestone?

In the 1950s #NobelPrize laureate Robert Edwards realised that fertilisation outside the body could be used to treat infertility.

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It was thought that stress was the cause of gastric ulcers.

But Barry Marshall suspected they were caused by a bacterium, Helicobacter pylori. When Marshall's theory was met with resistance he decided to experiment on himself, ultimately proving his theory correct.
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Remembering literature laureate and poet Tomas Tranströmer. The year he turned 80 years old, he was awarded the 2011 #NobelPrize in Literature 'because, through his condensed, translucent images, he gives us fresh access to reality'.

'We compete against problems, not against people.'

John B. Goodenough is the oldest person ever to receive a #NobelPrize . He was 97.

Watch our interview with him. We talked to the extraordinary chemistry laureate about life, science and love: bit.ly/3P9EGHQ

Ppl are actually are in the qts about whether Toni Morrison, groundbreaking scholar and Nobel Prize winning artist, would’ve made a good friend. She changed the world like do y’all sit around debating whether William Faulkner would’ve made a good friend? Or just the black woman?

CARBON PRICING is the MOST COST-EFFICIENT method to reduce emissions AND creates millions of NEW JOBS - this was actually proven by economists who won Nobel Prizes for it.
I'm sure Pierre Poilievre will let us all know when he wins a Nobel Prize for proving them to be wrong.

Prophet Baljinder Singh has been curing HIV/AIDS for many years, yet the Nobel committee hasn't announced the The Nobel Prize in Medicine for him. Why?

Just because he's brown? Racism against India has become so mainstream that even such a great medical accomplishment has gone…

'Oh God, you spend so much blue so that we can not see you,' ~ Odysseas Elytis (1979 Literature Nobel Prize) 🇬🇷 #Rhodes
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The British physicist, Peter Higgs, who predicted the existence of a “God Particle” has passed away at the age of 94 & was a Nobel Prize laureate.

He refused to fly to Jerusalem to accept the Wolf Prize as he was against Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians.

Rest in peace.

Arta Bilalli Zeneli, MP in 🇲🇰 Parliament:

A former French Minister stated that if there were a Nobel Prize for Freedom, it would be awarded to the Jashari family.

By supporting this report, we will deliver to their homeland a place in the big European family.

#Didyouknow that Rabindranath Tagore was a dedicated painter?

Even though he began painting in his sixties, he managed to produce thousands of works. His individual painting style with simple bold forms has inspired many modern Indian artists.

#WorldArtDay

“I felt really alone and isolated at school. This “outsider” feeling drove me to take risks and prove doubters wrong, and later influenced my choices as a scientist.”

- chemistry laureate Jennifer Doudna.

Read her story: bit.ly/3vvzTd8

'We ask questions. We have the freedom to be critical. We have the freedom to explore.'

Chemistry laureate Ben Feringa on the links between democracy and science at our #NobelPrizeDialogue .

Watch more: bit.ly/3TlyVt8

“People are suggesting scientists are elitist. This is exactly the opposite of what science is. Scientists are doing everything for the community. They are not sitting at the top of the mountain they are sitting at the bottom trying to make sure everyone can get to the top of the…