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BackThis year's Nobel laureates in physiology or medicine are announced
This year's Nobel laureates in physiology or medicine are announced
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This year's Nobel laureates in physiology or medicine are announced

The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet appoints this year's prize winner.

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  • The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet announces this year's Nobel laureates in physiology or medicine.
  • The prize sum has been raised to SEK 12 million for this year.

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The Nobel Foundation has raised the prize amount to SEK 12 million.

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In a little while we will know who or whom the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institute has appointed as this year's Nobel laureate in physiology or medicine.

New for this year is that the Nobel Foundation has increased the prize amount by one million kroner. Medicine prize winners will get to share SEK 12 million.

SVT's broadcast starts at 11.25. Host is Victoria Dyring.

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