Biodonostia Gastroenterology and Hepatology Award 2017 for Joost Drenth

16 February 2017

Joost Drenth, theme Renal disorders has managed to win the prestigious "Biodonostia Gastroenterology and Hepatology Award 2017".

This prize was awarded to him in San Sebastian, Spain for his contribution to the research on liver disease and management of patients with liver diseases. Prof. Drenth received this award on February 10 at the institute Biodonostia to San Sebastian from Dr. JM Bañales.

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