Japan's Africa medical award

Japan's Africa medical award

TOKYO, Japan - Alex Godwin Coutinho, a medical doctor from Uganda, receives the Japanese government's Hideyo Noguchi Africa award during a ceremony at a hotel in Yokohama, near Tokyo, on June 1, 2013. Coutinho was recognized for his pioneering work in treating AIDS patients and preventing the spread of HIV. (Pool photo)

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