Edinburgh Pharmacology - Cameron Prize for Therapeutics Symposium

The Cameron Prize for Therapeutics is awarded by the University of Edinburgh to a person who has made any highly important and valuable addition to Practical Therapeutics in the previous five years. Winners are invited to deliver a lecture about their work.

The Prize was first awarded in 1879 and lists numerous Nobel and Lasker prize winners amongst its subsequent awardees.

In 2024, the Prize was awarded to Prof Ian Frazer for his work on HPV virus-like particles that led to the world’s first vaccine for cervical cancer.

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