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J. Robin Warren (1937-), an Australian pathologist and researcher, received the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, jointly awarded to Warren and his colleague Barry Marshall for discovering the role of the bacterium Helicobacter pylori in gastrointestinal disease. They discovered that the majority of ulcers of the stomach and duodenum are not caused by stress or other commonly attributed factors, but by a specific infection that was usually curable with oral antibiotic therapy.

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	'''J. Robin Warren''' (1937-), an Australian [[pathologist]] and researcher, received the 2005 [[Nobel Prize ~~for~~ Physiology or Medicine]], jointly awarded to Warren and his colleague [[Barry Marshall]] for discovering the role of the bacterium [[Helicobacter pylori]] in [[gastrointestinal disease]]. They discovered that the majority of [[ulcer]]s of the [[stomach]] and [[duodenum]] are not caused by [[stress]] or other commonly attributed factors, but by a specific infection that was usually curable with oral antibiotic therapy.		'''J. Robin Warren''' (1937-), an Australian [[pathologist]] and researcher, received the 2005 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]], jointly awarded to Warren and his colleague [[Barry Marshall]] for discovering the role of the bacterium [[Helicobacter pylori]] in [[gastrointestinal disease]]. They discovered that the majority of [[ulcer]]s of the [[stomach]] and [[duodenum]] are not caused by [[stress]] or other commonly attributed factors, but by a specific infection that was usually curable with oral antibiotic therapy.