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I left the following feedback for the creator/future reviewers while reviewing this article: Thank you for starting this page for an eminent professor of rheumatology. I note that some other editors have deleted an unreferenced section that includes prizes; were this to be referenced, preferably through independent sources such as the awarding institution, I'm sure that much of this material could be re-introduced. The other way to improve would be to link his page from other pages, to better integrate it into the encyclopaedia.
