Salimpour has received numerous recognition for his work in the field of medicine, including his collaboration on the work on Viagra gaining international attention in the 1990s.
He is highly cited for his work linking both bicycle riding and impotence and for linking smoking with impotence and has been interviewed by media outlets that include the New York Times, the BBC, and CNN.
During his time at Boston University School of Medicine, he received a Merck Pharmaceuticals Research Award and became the first medical student to become a two-time recipient of the American College of Physicians' Research Award.
He is one of few people to have received both an Alpha Omega Alpha Research Award and an Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society Membership.
He was also recognized in 2003 with a commendation from then California Governor Gray Davis.
Salimpour has received numerous recognition for his work in the field of medicine, including his collaboration on the work on Viagra gaining international attention in the 1990s. He is highly cited for his work linking both bicycle riding and impotence and for linking smoking with impotence and has been interviewed by media outlets that include the New York Times, the BBC, and CNN. During his time at Boston University School of Medicine, he received a Merck Pharmaceuticals Research Award and became the first medical student to become a two-time recipient of the American College of Physicians' Research Award. He is one of few people to have received both an Alpha Omega Alpha Research Award and an Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society Membership. He was also recognized in 2003 with a commendation from then California Governor Gray Davis.
Pedram Salimpour