1. References

The Dr. Debasish & Chinu Mridha Spirit of Neurology Humanitarian Award was established in 2015, sponsored by the American Brain Foundation and funded through the philanthropy of the Dr. Debasish & Chinu Mridha Foundation. This award recognizes the work of a neurologist or neuroscientist who has demonstrated altruism, compassion, integrity, and leadership while providing quality neurological health care to a destitute, distressed or marginalized population or in impoverished communities of the world. The award includes a recognition plaque, $1,000 prize, and recognition in the AAN's Annual Meeting material.

Also referred to as a humanitarian award, this non-scientific award is open to current members in practice, academics, or retired that have demonstrated these attributes while serving a distressed population or impoverished community in the world. The nominee must be a member of the AAN. The nomination must be made by an AAN member through a letter of recommendation.^[1]

Dr. Aaron Berkowitz is a neurologist in Boston, Massachusetts and is affiliated with Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School. He received his medical degree from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 2010 and has been in practice between six to ten years.^[2]

References

• The Sunday Times Magazine
• The Sunday times (Western Australia)
• The Sunday Woman
• The Sunday Woman (film)
• The Sunday World
• The Sun (disambiguation)
• The Sun Dog Painting
• The Sundowner (2010 film)
• The Sundowners (1950 film)
• The Sundowners (novel)
• The Sundown Limited
• The Sun Down Limited
• The Sun Down Ltd
• The Sundown Ltd
• The Sun (Estonian band)
• The Sunflower (book)
• The Sunflower: On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness
• The Sunflower State
• The Sunflower Woman
• The Sun Goes Down (disambiguation)
• The Sun Has Come Your Way
• The Sun Herald
• The Sun Hill Fire (2002)
• The Sun Hill Fire (2005)
• The Sun Hill Fire (disambiguation)