This year's first Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to three researchers dedicated to fighting parasitic diseases.

This year's Nobel Prize was awarded to the medical prize for the first time, in recognition of the contributions made by three researchers in the fight against parasitic diseases.

The Nobel Assembly of Karolinska Medical College today awarded William C. Campbell and Satoshi Omura the 20 15 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for their discoveries in new treatments against ascaris infection.

Today, half of the 20 15 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded by the Nobel Assembly of Karolinska Medical College was awarded by william campbell and Satoshi Omura in recognition of their new therapies in fighting ascaris infection.

The other half is Tu Youyou, because she found a new way to treat malaria.

The other half was awarded to Tu Youyou in recognition of its new treatment in the fight against malaria.

Tu Youyou's discovery may be the most striking. As a woman from China who works in China, she rediscovered an ancient plant-based malaria treatment method by using the traditional medical records of China, which was effective when modern treatment failed.

Tu Youyou's discovery is perhaps the most striking. As a worker in China, according to the historical data of traditional medicine in China, he once again discovered an ancient plant therapy for malaria, but modern medicine failed.