What Does a Clinician Have to Do to Win a Nobel Around Here?

Sep 13, 2011

A new study in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine shows that clinicians are having a harder time winning Nobel Prizes, reports New Scientist magazine. Using the Nobel Institute's Web site, Imperial College London's Hutan Ashrafian examined prize winners over the past 100 years, New Scientist says.

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