International Society of Hypertension

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ISH Awards & Prizes

The International Society of Hypertension (ISH) promotes and encourages the advancement of scientific research and knowledge and of its application in all aspects of hypertension and associated cardiovascular diseases. The Society offers a number of awards and lectureships at each Biennial Meeting.

A number of these awards are made possible by the specific and general support of our industry supporters, emphasizing their shared vision for the advancement of knowledge and recognition of achievement. The Society is most grateful for this generous support.

2020 Awards

Previous Awards

Pfizer Awards

Boehringer Ingelheim Developing World Award

Criteria:

To be given to each of two investigators presenting a superior research project.

Eligibility:

Must be willing to join the ISH as a member following nomination/receipt of award. Previous winners of this award are not eligible for nomination a second time.

This award will regrettably not be offered from 2012.

Past Winners

  • S Withers 2010

    2010 S Withers

    U.K.

  • M Iwai 2008

    2008 M Iwai

  • J Kostis 2008

    2008 J Kostis

  • M van der Giet 2008

    2008 M van der Giet

  • O Yasuda 2006

    2006 O Yasuda

  • J Zhang 2006

    2006 J Zhang

  • 2004 J R Romero

  • 2002 A Mihailidou / M Isshiki

  • 2000 M Mardini / L Ludwig

  • 1998 AD Hughes / RH Rao

  • 1996 RD Bukoski / R Carmona

  • 1994 J Floras

  • 1992 SN Orlov

  • 1990 H Nielsen

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