J. Robin Warren Born: 11-Jun-1937 Birthplace: Adelaide, Australia
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Doctor, Scientist Nationality: Australia Executive summary: H. pylori bacteria causes ulcers In 1979, Australian pathologist and hematologist J. Robin Warren noticed an unexpected bacteria growing in a gastric biopsy, and began studying it in his spare moments. After meeting Barry J. Marshall two years later, the two doctors undertook a seven-year study of the bacteria, Helicobacter pylori, eventually establishing that it causes peptic ulceration. For several years their findings were widely ignored or ridiculed, since the accepted teachings of medicine at the time held that bacteria could not long survive in the acidic environment of the stomach, and that ulcers were caused by poor diet and stress. Warren and Marshall were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2005. Father: Roger Warren (winemaker) Mother: Helen Warren (nurse) Wife: Winifred Theresa Williams Warren ("Win", psychiatrist, d.) Son: John Warren Son: David Warren Son: Patrick Warren (twin) Son: William Warren (twin) Daughter: Rebecca Warren (b. 1970)
High School: St Peter's College, Adelaide, Australia (1954) Medical School: MB and BS, Medicine-Surgery, University of Adelaide (1961) Professor: Pathology, University of Western Australia
Nobel Prize for Medicine 2005 (with Barry J. Marshall) English Ancestry Maternal
Scottish Ancestry Paternal
Official Website: http://www.vianet.net.au/~jrwarren/
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