The James W. Reagan Award


Dr. James W. Reagan, MD, FIAC (hon) (1918 – 1987)  was chairman of Pathology at Case Western Reserve Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio and a great researcher in the area of cervical pathology. He introduced the term dysplasia in the 1950´s. He was an exceptional teacher in cytology and histopathology and trained such well-known cytopathologists as Drs. Patten, Ng, Yao-Shi Fu, and Bonfiglio. He was a recipient of the Goldblatt Award 1965. Reagan was instrumental in developing the International Board of Cytopathology in 1973. The Award is given every third year at the International Congress.

Members

Colleen Wright

Previous winners since 1995.

2022

Colleen A. Wright, MD, South Africa

2019

Britt-Marie Ljung, MD, U.S.A.

2016

Edneia Tani, MD, MIAC, Sweden

2013

David C. Wilbur, MD, MIAC, U.S.A.

2010

Thomas A. Bonfiglio, MD, FIAC, U.S.A.

2007

Thomas A. Bonfiglio, MD, FIAC, U.S.A.

2004

Joao Carlos Prolla, MD, FIAC, Brazil

2001

Usha K. Luthra, MD, FIAC, India

1998

Stanley F. Patten, MD, FIAC, U.S.A.

1995

Stanley F. Patten, MD, FIAC, U.S.A.