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The purpose of the creation of this page is for people to know about the existence of awards in medicine related to leadership, medical education and volunteerism. I have not been bestowed with any of these awards and I took the data directly from the source and the press releases from multiple years, so no conflict of interest is involved (rather than my username, if that was the assumption).

Dr. Regina Benjamin, the US Surgeon General was a recipient of this award less than a year ago, and it is worth describing the criteria for its selection among the different categories. Many other individuals with recognized careers have also received these awards. If any of the readers/editors/contributors consider some of the information is biased and/or not necessary, please modify it as needed, having into consideration at least the description of the awards and their scope. Following Wikipedia's rules regarding COI, I will withdraw myself from editing this page in the future. Thanks.

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