List of The Darling Foundation Prize recipients

This is a list of recipients of the Darling Foundation Prize awarded by League of Nations until 1948 and after by World Health Organization (WHO).[1][2]

The Darling Foundation was established in 1929 in honour of eminent malaria expert Samuel Taylor Darling, who died while participating in a study expedition for the League of Nations' Malaria Commission. In 1948, WHO acquired control of the Foundation. A bronze medal and a fixed amount of 2500 CHF make up the Darling Foundation Prize, which is given for exceptional work in the pathology, aetiology, epidemiology, treatment, prevention, or control of malaria. It was discontinued in 2000.[3][4]

List of recipients
Year Picture Name Country
1932 Sydney Price James[5]  UK
1936 Nicolaas Swellengrebel[upper-alpha 1][6]  Netherlands
1951 Henry Edward Shortt[7]  UK
Cyril Garnham[8]
1954 George Robert Coatney[7]  US
George MacDonald[9]  UK
1957 Paul F. Russell[10]  US
1959 Emilio J. Pampana[11]  Italy
1960 Gordon Covell[12]  UK
Arnoldo Gabaldón[12]  Venezuela
1963 Martin Dunaway Young[12]  US
1964 Monowar Khan Afridi[13]  Pakistan
1966 Mihai Ciucă[14]  Romania
Pyotr Grigorievich Sergiev[12]  Soviet Union
1968 G. Giglioli[15]  Italy
Jaswant Singh[13]  India
1971 Leonard Jan Bruce-Chwatt[16]  UK
Augusto Corradetti[17]  Italy
1974 I. A. McGregor[18]  UK
Amar Prasad Ray[18]  India
1980 Mohyeddin Ahmad Farid[19]  Egypt
William Trager[20]  US
1986 Robert H. Black[21]  Australia
David Francis Clyde[22]  US
1990 Herbert Michael Gilles[23]  UK
Sonali Pattanayak[23]  India
1999 Agostinho Cruz Marques[24][25]  Brazil
Vinod Prakash Sharma[26][27]  India

Notes
  1. Awarded in 1938[3]

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