Akademiliv congratulates Henrik Zetterberg, who receives this year’s Ingvar prize from the Swedish Medical Society (SLS), as well as the society’s 200-year medal in bronze. The award is given for good efforts in clinical neuroscience. According to the justification, Henrik carries out tireless work to identify biomarkers for psychiatry and neurology, which has increased the understanding of both Alzheimer’s and other conditions. The Swedish Medical Society also highlights Henrik’s inspiring, energetic and friendly attitude, which makes him a role model for other researchers and also students. The price sum is SEK 35,000.
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