Helen M. Ranney Clinical and Translational Science Medal Recipients

(Formerly the Henry M. Stratton Medal) 

The Helen M. Ranney Clinical and Translational Science Medal is named after the late Helen M. Ranney, MD, a recipient of the Martin Luther King Medical Achievement Award, the first woman to chair a department of medicine at a major academic institution, and the first female president of ASH. The medal honors a senior investigator with a years-long and well-recognized history of contributions to clinical/translational hematology research.

To learn more about Dr. Ranney or to nominate someone for this award, visit the Helen M. Ranney Clinical and Translational Science Medal page.

The following individuals received the Helen M. Ranney Clinical and Translational Science Medal (formerly the Henry M. Stratton Medal):

Henry M. Stratton Medal Recipients

Before 2012, the Henry M. Stratton Medal was awarded annually to one individual in recognition of significant contributions to hematologic research, irrespective of whether the work was classified as basic or clinical/translational.

Henry M. Stratton Lecturers