Fothergill Gold Medal Winners
- 2002 John E. Sulston
- 1998 Richard Peto and Rory Collins
- 1983 Sheila Sherwood
- 1974 Henry Hubert Grayson Eastcott
- 1953 Russell Brock
- 1947 Sir John Parkinson
- 1914 John George Adami
- 1902 Sir Patrick Manson
- 1899 Sydney Arthur Monckton Copeman
- 1886 John Strahan, The Varieties and Complications of Thyphoid Fever
- 1883
- 1878 John Milner Fothergill, The Antagonism of Therapeutic Agents
- 1858 Thomas Herbert Barker, on Malaria and Aliasmata
- 1854 Benjamin Ward Richardson
- 1851 Richard Hodges, Haemorrhage
- 1844 Henry Pratt Robarts
- 1842 James Risdon Bennett, Acute Hydrocephalus
- 1838 George Pilcher, Structure and Pathology of the Ear
- 1836 Thomas Egerton Bryant, Diseases of the Larynx and Trachea
- 1824 R.W.Bampfield, Curvatures and Diseases of the Spine
- 1803–1823 No award
- 1790 Robert Willan, on Skin Diseases
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