Canadian AIDS researcher given France’s highest honor
Posted on August 23, 2008
Filed Under 365Gay, News
(Montreal, Quebec) A leading Canadian AIDS researcher has been awarded France’s highest honor.
Dr. Mark Wainberg was named a Chevalier, or knight, of the Legion d’honneur for his work fighting the spread of AIDS and HIV.
Wainberg founded McGill University’s AIDS Center in 1984 and co-chaired the International AIDS conference that year.
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