The Nomination Database for the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1901-1953

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1950	Anderson	Kendall	For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench)of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism	Show »
1950	Andrieu	Kendall Hench	E Kendall: For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench)of the value of Cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism. P Hench: For is long studies of the rheumatic disorders.	Show »
1950	Dogliotti	Hench Kendall	E Kendall: For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench)of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism. P Hench: For is studies of the rheumatic disorders.	Show »
1950	Doisy	Kendall	For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench)of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism	Show »
1950	Haldeman	Kendall Hench	E Kendall: For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench) of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism. P Hench: For his studies of the rheumatic disorders.	Show »
1950	Illingworth	Kendall Hench	E Kendall: For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench)of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism. P Hench: For is studies of the rheumatic disorders.	Show »
1950	Jorpes	Reichstein Kendall Wintersteiner	E Kendall: For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench)of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism. T Reichstein: Work on sterins. O Wintersteiner: Work on the nature of adrenocortical hormones.	Show »
1950	Lisser	Hench Kendall	P Hench: For his studies of the rheumatic disorders. E Kendall: For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench) of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism.	Show »
1950	Lockie	Hench Kendall	E Kendall: For his notable contributions to biochemistry, culminating in the joint discovery (with PS Hench)of the value of cortisone in the treatment of rheumatism. P Hench: For is studies of the rheumatic disorders.	Show »
1950	McIntyre	Hench	For his studies of the rheumatic disorders	Show »

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