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

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1904	Rotch	Ehrlich	No motivation given.	Show »
1904	Smith	Ehrlich	Recent work on the phenomena antitoxic and haemolytic action of the blood.	Show »
1904	Solis-Cohen	Koller	"his discovery of the local anesthetic power of cocaine, and his generous presentation of it to the profession without pecuniary return".	Show »
1904	Wright	Ehrlich	Work on the nature of immunity to infectious disease and related subjects. Regarded as "unquestionably the greatest contribution to medicine since the discovery of the tubercle bacillus".	Show »
1905	Howell	Ehrlich	Ehrlich: "The one whose work suggests itself as the most worthy of receiving this honor." At the same time Howell named the late dr Walter Reed, or his widow, as his representative, as worthy of the honor of a Nobel Prize for the studies on the the causation of yellow fever.	Show »
1905	Mall	Koch Ramon y Cajàl Loeb	Koch: For his well-known work in bacteriology. Ramon y Cajàl: For his work on the histology of the nervous system. Loeb: For his work upon experimental morphology and comparative physiology.	Show »
1906	Nichols	Atwater	Investigations on dietics and metabolism.	Show »
1906	Nichols	Carrol Reed Lazear	Work on yellow fever (see comment).	Show »
1906	Ross	Finlay	The discovery of the mode of propagation of yellow fever, as well as the means of eradicating and preventing epidemics of the disease.	Show »
1906	Ross	Finlay Carter	Finlay: The discovery of the mode of propagation of yellow fever, as well as the means of eradicating and preventing epidemics of the disease. Carter: Further work on yellow fever, especially the discovery that a considerable interval must elapse between the first case of yellow fever and the subsequent outbreak or epidemic of the disease.	Show »

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