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Ludwig Oxford’s Professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe receives the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine at an awards ceremony in Stockholm.

A photo from the Nobel Prize talks 2019 showing the three nominees for Medicine or Physiology on the stage.

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