Beverly Hills : Doctor Receives Award
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Dr. Shaul G. Massry, chief of the Division of Nephrology at the Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center and a professor at the USC School of Medicine, has received the National Kidney Foundation’s David M. Hume Memorial Award.
The award is the foundation’s highest tribute to an individual for contributions in the field of nephrology.
Massry of Beverly Hills has written more than 400 articles, edited 17 books and won several scientific awards.
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