Jean-Pierre Grünfeld

Jean-Pierre Grünfeld is a French nephrologist. He was a doctor at the Necker-Enfants malades hospital and a professor at the University of Paris Descartes (Paris V). He is Membre correspondant of the French Academy of sciences (elected 1986)[1] and a foreign correspondant member of the Royal Academy of Medicine of Belgium (elected 1996).[2] He is a Chevalier (Knight) of France's Legion of Honour (1995).[3]

He is the author and co-author of more than 300 scientific publications.[4]

Cancer plan

In February 2009, Professor Jean-Pierre Grünfeld submitted to President Nicolas Sarkozy his proposals for giving "new impetus" to the fight against cancer, following criticisms made by the Court of Auditors and the High Council of Public Health against the Cancer Plan 2003-2007.[5]

AIRG-France

Jean-Pierre Grünfeld is Honorary President of the Scientific Council of AIRG-France (Association pour l'Information et la recherche sur les maladies Rénales Génétiques) of which he is one of the founders, with Dr Ginette Albouze and Ghislaine Vignaud.[6]

Books
  • Médecine de la femme enceinte, by William M Barron, Marshall D Lindheimer, John M Davison, Jean-Pierre Grünfeld. Flammarion Medicine (January 4, 1994). (ISBN 2257102258)
  • Cas cliniques en néphrologie-urologie, by Jean-Pierre Grünfeld and Bertrand Dufour. Medical Flammarion (January 8, 1992). (ISBN 2257104676)

References
  1. "Académie des sciences".
  2. JEAN-PIERRE GRÜNFELD, member bio, Royal Academy of Medicine of Belgium. Accessed 2020-05-16
  3. Presidential Decree of April 14, 1995, promoting and appointing. Legifrance. Accessed 2020-05-16.
  4. Liste non exhaustive de publications scientifiques sur PubMed
  5. « Plan cancer: Grünfeld remet ses recommandations à Nicolas Sarkozy », AFP, 27 février 2009
  6. Historical background, AIRG-France (Association pour l'Information et la recherche sur les maladies Rénales Génétiques). Accessed May 16, 2020
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