American Decades
Awards
NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS IN MEDICINE OR PHYSIOLOGY
1960
Sir Frank McFarlane Burnet (Australia) and Peter B. Medawar (Great Britain)
1961
Georg von Bekesy (United States)
1962
James Dewey Watson (United States), Maurice H. F. Wilkins (Great Britain), and Francis Harry C. Crick (Great Britain)
1963
Alan Lloyd Hodgkin (Great Britain), Andrew Fielding Huxley (Great Britain), and Sir John Carew Eccles (Australia)
1964
Konrad e. Bloch (United States) and Feodor Lynen (Germany)
1965
François Jacob (France), André Lwoff (France), and Jacques Monod (France)
1966
Charles Huggins (United States) and Peyton Rous (United States)
1967
Ragnar Granit (Sweden), Haidan Keffer Hartline (United States), and...
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1960's Medicine and Health
- Overview
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Topics in the News
- Care Questioned
- A Changing Tradition
- Foreign Doctors
- Government Health Programs
- Heart Surgery: the Artificial Heart
- Heart Surgery: Coronary Artery Bypasses
- Heart Surgery: Endarterectomy
- Heart Surgery: Resuscitation
- New Methods: Cryosurgery
- New Methods: Home Dialysis
- New Methods: Portable Ekg
- Organ Transplants and Limb Reimplantation
- The Polio Sugar Cube
- "Routine Illness": Measles
- The Rubella Epidemic
- Sex in the 1960s: Abortion
- Sex in the 1960s: Artificial Insemination
- Sex in the 1960s: The Birth-Control Pill
- Sex in the 1960s: Fertility Drugs
- Sex in the 1960s: Giving Birth
- Sex in the 1960s: Lippes Loop
- Sex in the 1960s: The Male Pill
- Solid Proof: Cancer Spreads
- Smoking and Cancer
- Sugar Substitutes
- Thalidomide: Global Tragedy
- Triparanol and Chloramphenicol
- Headline Makers
- People in the News
- Awards
- Deaths
- Publications
- Important Events in Medicine and Health, 1960–1969
