Acknowledging the Pincus Medal’s efforts to recognize frontiers in women’s health

The reproductive biologist Gregory Pincus (Figure 1) was a major figure in the endocrine control of ovulation, but he was also a scientific impresario, not only as the founder and organizer of the famed annual Laurentian Hormone Conferences but, even more importantly, as the cofounder of the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology in 1943.1, 2 There, in collaboration with the brilliant reproductive biologist Min Chueh Chang,3 he...