Bronze Medal Sculptor Cabral Antunes “Celebrities in Medicine”, Ligation of vessels using tweezers, 1963 year of Discovery of Hydrochlorothiazide, 1964 discovery of Amiloride, 1973 year of launch of Moduretic

Bronze Medal Sculptor Cabral Antunes “Celebrities in Medicine”, Ligation of vessels using tweezers, 1963 year of Discovery of Hydrochlorothiazide, 1964 discovery of Amiloride, 1973 year of launch of Moduretic

Bronze Medal Sculptor Cabral Antunes “Célebres de Medicina”, A RAPARIGA CLOROTICA, 1951 - The DRs. Gustav Stein and Karl Pfister, scientists at the MERCK SHARP & DOHME research laboratories, discover METHYLDOPA.

Bronze Medal Cabral Antunes, of Dr. Emil Theodor Kocher 1841 - 1917 (Switzerland), Nobel Prize in Medicine 1909, Emil Theodor Kocher (25 August 1841, Berne – 27 July 1917, Bern) was a Swiss physiologist. He was awarded the 1909 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work in thyroid physiology, pathology, and surgery.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Vasco Bernardo, Dr. Luís da Câmara Pestana (1863 - 1899) was a Portuguese hygienist and university professor who stood out as one of the pioneers of bacteriology

Bronze Medal Sculptor Vasco Bernardo, Dr. Bernardino António Gomes (1768 - 1823), was a physician, scientist and botanist, he was also the first scientist to isolate chinchonina from the cinchona tree,

Bronze Medal Sculptor Vasco Bernardo, Dr. Ricardo Jorge (1858 - 1939), was a physician, Scientist and Professor of Medicine, he was also the introducer in Portugal of modern techniques and concepts of public health.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Vasco Bernardo, Dr. JÚLIO DE MATOS (1856 - 1922) A NATURALIST, SOCIOLOGIST, PSYCHOLOGIST, POSITIVIST PHILOSOPHER, A GREAT CLINICIAN AND AN ELOQUENT MAN, HE WAS PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY IN PORTO SINCE 1908 AND IN LISBON FROM 1911 ONwards. 1880) UP TO THE ULTIMATE WORK ON FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY (1921) ENRICHED THE PORTUGUESE MEDICAL LITERATURE WITH A LARGE AND VARIED BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, Ambroisse Parè 1517 - 1590, French royal surgeon, Introduced several innovations in medical practice, stood out worldwide for having been the initiator of the artery ligation process.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, Pedro Hispano 1210 - 1277, Doctor, Philosopher and Pope (Pope John XXI), with several famous works attributed as "Anatomia Corporis", "Summulae Logicales"

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, John Hunter 1728 - 1793, one of the most distinguished scientists and surgeons of his time, PROFOUND AND SAGAZY DOCTOR, CREATED ANATOMY MUSEUM. THE MEMBRANE THAT INVOLVES THE SHEATH OF THE FEMUR VESSELS IN HIS HONOR IS CALLED HUNTER'S CANAL.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, Paracelsus 1493 - 1541, Swiss Physician and Alchemist, Father of Hermetic Medicine, was the most controversial scientist of his time.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, René T. H. Laennec 1781 - 1826, was a French physician and the inventor of the stethoscope, which he used in thoracic conditions and which facilitated diagnosis.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Armindo Ribeiro, Thomas Sydenham 1624 - 1689, English physician, author of the treatment of smallpox, using Laudanum (the first form of opium tincture), author of several studies that he published in the field of medical science.

Bronze medal of the Sculptor José de Moura, Dr. Gerty Theresa Radnitz Cori (Prague, August 15, 1896 - Saint Louis, October 26, 1957) was a biochemist, born in the Czech Republic (then Austria-Hungary). She was awarded the 1947 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for improving the understanding of diabetes.

Medal Sculptor A. Cândido, Andreas Vesalius (1514 - 1564), sometimes referred to in Portuguese literature as André Vesálio, was a Belgian physician, considered the “father of modern anatomy”. He was the author of De Humani Corporis Fabrica, an atlas of anatomy published in 1543.

Bronze Medal Sculptor Cabral Antunes, Paracelsus 1493 - 1541, Swiss Physician and Alchemist, Father of Hermetic Medicine, was the most controversial scientist of his time.

Bronze Medal by Sculptor Cabral Antunes for the 90th Anniversary of Dr. Elísio de Moura 1877 -1967, Elísio de Moura (1877-1977), was an emeritus physician and notable Portuguese psychiatrist, he was also the first Chairman of the Order of Doctors in 1939.

Bronze Medal of the Sculptor J. Rodrigues, Pascoal José de Melo Freire 1738-1798, was a notable jurist, professor, magistrate, statesman and scholar of the History of Portuguese law. He was a student and lecturer at the University of Coimbra and a member of the Academy of Sciences in Lisbon.

Numidíco Sculptor Bronze Medal, David Charles Livingston, was a physician, scientific researcher and explorer of Central and Southern Africa 1849-1873

Medal and Pisa Papers, Sculptor Torcheux, René Descartes (1596–1650) legend: RENATUS DESCARTES.NAT:HAG:TUR:1596.MORT:INSUEC:1650 COGITO... (was a French philosopher, physicist and mathematician. During the Ages Modern, he was also known by his Latin name Renatus Cartesius. He was noted above all for his revolutionary work in philosophy and science)

Bronze medal Sculptor Amaral, professor emeritus Doctor Bissaya Barreto (1886-1974) was a professor of Medicine at the University of Coimbra and a politician, decorated with: Grand Cross of the Order of Merit and Grand Cross of the Military Order of Christ

Bronze Medal, from Professor Doctor Jean FOURCAD (1908-1983), French Physician and Scientist, he was the founder in 1952 of "La societé Mediterranéenne de Medecine Légale" and "La Association Amicale des Experts, Médecins, Biologistes, Toxicologues, Chimistes" in Montpellier

Bronze Medal, Doctor Américo Cortez Pinto 1896-1979,He was a physician, professor of Hygiene and director of the Portuguese Institute of Rheumatology. Alongside his career as a health professional, he was a writer, especially poetry, and developed various public activities, including those of a political nature.

Bronze Medal, Scientist Adriano de Paiva 1847-1907, was a Portuguese gentleman, physicist, professor and scientist. He is considered one of the pioneers of the invention of television. In the academic year 1877-1878, he directed the chair of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, which was present in several courses administered at the Academy. During this period, when the news about the invention of the telephone by Alexandre Graham Bell was released by the press in the country, Paiva Brandão considered the possibility of, in the same way that it was possible to transmit sounds at a distance, to transmit animated images.

Bronze Medal sculptor José de Moura, Josué de Castro 1908-1973, Josué Apolônio de Castro (Recife, September 5, 1908 – Paris, September 24, 1973), better known as Josué de Castro, was a doctor, nutritionist, professor , geographer, social scientist, politician, writer and Brazilian activist in the fight against hunger. He stood out on the Brazilian and international scene not only for his ecological works on the problem of hunger in the world

Bronze Medal Sculptor José Vieira by Dr. Christiaan Eijkman (1858-1930), was a Dutch physician who received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1929, Eijkman was Professor of Public Health and Forensic Medicine at the University of Utrecht from 1898 to 1928. In 1929 he shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Frederick Gowland Hopkins (1861-1947), for his studies of the properties of vitamins

Bronze medal Sculptor Amaral, professor emeritus Doctor Bissaya Barreto (1886-1974) was a professor of Medicine at the University of Coimbra and a politician, decorated with: Grand Cross of the Order of Merit and Grand Cross of the Military Order of Christ