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

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1909	Steiglitz	Loeb	Work on artificial parthenogenesis and heterogenous hybridization.	Show »
1921	Hoskins	Cannon	Work on the fluoroscopic study of the motor activities of the alimentary tract, surgical shock and on internal secretion.	Show »
1921	Kendall	Smith	Work on the origin, general principle of operation, and significance of parasitism.	Show »
1921	Wells	Noguchi	Cultivation of the spirochete of syphilis, work on the organisms of infectious jaundice, isolation of spirochetes in yellow fever, work on the complement fixation reaction and the toxicology and immunology of snake venoms.	Show »
1928	Gill	Dick Dick	Discovery that streptococcus hemolyticus is the significant and specific organism of scarlet fever. Development of a skin test for determining the susceptibility of individuals to scarlet fever. Development of antitoxins for the prevention and cure of scarlet fever.	Show »
1928	Maximow	Fibiger Yamagiwa	J. Fibiger: The parasite Spiroptera neoplastica, found in cockroaches, can cause the development of true carcinoma in the stomach of rats. K. Yamagiwa: First to show that malignant tumors, carcinoma and sarcoma, could be produced by application of tar to the tissues of certain mammals.	Show »
1931	Schlutz	Folin Whipple	Folin: Researches in nitrogen chemistry. Whipple: Work on the chemistry of hematology.	Show »
1932	Hodges	Graham	The discovery that the gall bladder can be visualized on roentgen film after injection into the blood or administration by mouth of sodium tetraiodophthalein or similar salts.	Show »
1935	Bailey	Minot Whipple	Work on liver therapy in pernicious anemia.	Show »
1935	Brown	Dick Dick	Work on scarlet fever (etiology, identification of scarlet fever streptococci by neutralization of the toxin with specific antitoxin, passive immunization and treatment with antitoxin, toxin test for susceptibility and active immunization).	Show »

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