Philip Showalter Hench

Also known as Philip Hench, Philip S. Hench, P. S. Hench, Ph. S. Hench, P S Hench, Ph S Hench, P. Hench, Ph. Hench

läkare vid Mayokliniken och amerikansk nobelpristagare

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Philip Showalter Hench was an American physician who lived from 1896 to 1965 and made important contributions to medicine during his career. While the specific details of his achievements aren't provided here, his work as a prominent 20th-century physician means he likely advanced medical knowledge or treatment in significant ways during his lifetime.

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Philip Showalter Hench, född 28 februari 1896 i Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, död 30 mars 1965 i Ocho Rios på Jamaica, var en amerikansk läkare vid Mayokliniken och nobelpristagare 1950. Hench upptäckte den gynnsamma effekten av hormonet kortison vid behandling av reumatoid artrit och för detta erhöll han 1950, tillsammans med Edward C. Kendall och Tadeus Reichstein, Nobelpriset i fysiologi eller medicin. Nobelkommittén delade ut priset för trions "upptäckter relaterade till hormonerna i binjurebarken, deras struktur och biologiska effekter".

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