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Acceptance of the 2001 Jean Hamburger Award.

It is a great honor for me, a Swedish pediatrician, to be a recipient of the prestigious Jean Hamburger Award. I received my first research training at the Department of Pathology, Yale University. At that time. I was still a medical student. My mentor was Averill A. Liebow, a legendary lung pathologist, who was extremely knowledgeable in physiology. I learned from Dr. Liebow the rewards of hard work, the importance of combining morphologic and physiologic observation, and the need to address clinical questions with both patient-based and experimental work.