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We are proud to announce that Prof. Yinon Ben-Neriah, a distinguished member of the Pamela and Paul Research Center on Aging, has been awarded the 2025 Israel Prize in Medicine
Prof. Ben-Neriah is a world-renowned scientist whose pioneering research has transformed our understanding of cancer biology, inflammation, and immune signaling. His work has had a significant impact on the study of age-related diseases, particularly in uncovering molecular mechanisms that drive leukemia and chronic inflammation—key processes in aging.
Prof. Ben-Neriah's discoveries have led to the development of innovative therapeutic strategies, some of which are advancing toward clinical application. His achievements exemplify the intersection of excellence in basic science and translational medicine.
We are honored to have Prof. Ben-Neriah as part of our community and congratulate him on this well-deserved recognition.
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