This page includes all awards associated with the former division portfolio, which concluded in December 2024. The current Cardiovascular Health Division (CVH) is comprised of the former Biomarkers of Acute Cardiovascular Disease Division, Clinical Translational Sciences Division, Lipoproteins and Vascular Diseases Division, and Nutrition Division.
Given for outstanding contributions to scientific research in the area of lipoproteins & vascular diseases. (Given in odd years)
Given for outstanding contributions to service in the area of lipoproteins and vascular diseases. (Given in even years)
Only first (primary) author listed
This now-retired award was given for contributions to the technology of clinical chemistry. The winners received $500.
The Division provided funds to the Van Slyke Foundation, now known as the Access Program, for an international member to attend the the Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine (formerly AACC) Annual Scientific Meeting.
Award presented for outstanding research in nutrition. Honoree must be an the Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine (formerly AACC) member, the presenting author of an abstract in the field of nutrition that has been accepted at the upcoming the Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine (ADLM) Annual Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo, and willing to give a short presentation on the research at the Nutrition Division annual meeting.
2022: Irene De Biase, MD, PhD
2021: Enoch Odame Anto, PhD
2020: Kayode Balogun, PhD
2019:Buck Lozier, MLS (ASCP)
2017: Edgard Delvin
2016: Awet Tecleab & Adam Ptolemy
2015: Brooke Katzman and Irina Kirpich
2014: Irina Kirpich
2013: Chestina Voma
2012: Dr. Qing-He Meng
Award presented to an individual who, as a member of the Nutrition Division, has given generously of their time towards the development and advancement of the Nutrition Division.
2017: Dr. Lawrence De Konig
2014: Ms. Elia Mears
2013: Dr. Vinita Mishra
2012: Ms. Naomi Hanson
This award is given in honor of Dr. Philip Garry and Dr. Robert Labbe who devoted their careers to advancing knowledge of nutritional chemistry and its role in human health. Dr. Garry—a founder and first chair of ADLM’s Nutrition Division & mdashwas known for his work as principal investigator of the New Mexico Aging Process Study. Dr. Labbe was a professor of laboratory medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle. He received many awards for his research which included porphyrins, metalloporphyrins, and other pyrrole compounds, including the chemistry, biochemistry, and molecular pathology of many of these metabolites.
2012 Dr. Ishwarlal Jialal
2011 Dr. Sreekumaran Nair
2010 Michael M. Meguid, MD
No awards record.
No awards record.
