EL MUNDO journalists Teresa Guerrero and Cristina G. Lucio, awarded the Boehringer journalism prize

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EL MUNDO journalists

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have been awarded this Tuesday with the Boehringer Ingelheim Prize for Journalism and Dissemination in Health for their report The mink threatens the development of anti-Covid vaccines, published on November 15, 2020 in the health supplement of the newspaper.

The work carried out by Teresa Guerrero, head of the Science section of El Mundo;

and Cristina G. Lucio, editor of the Health area, has been selected as the winner in the category

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Finalists in this category were the TV presenter and content editor Rubén Ortega, for "Tecnología en la Granja", for RTVE, and the journalist Elena Turrión, for "Cloning and assisted reproduction: science" to the rescue "of animals on the edge of extinction ", published in Newtral.es.

The award ceremony for the thirty-fourth edition of the Boehringer Ingelheim Award, the oldest in Spain dedicated to health communication, was held this Tuesday in a virtual gala presented by the journalist Mercedes Martín.

In addition to EL MUNDO's work, the audiovisual director Claudia Reig was also awarded for "Parir en el Siglo 21", a production by Barret Corporativa for the Audiovisual Innovation Laboratory of Radiotelevisión Española (Lab RTVE) and À Punt Mèdia; the social journalist of the Diari ARA Lara Bonilla with Ricard Marfà in the design part and Idoia Longan in the programming for "Body of a woman, medicine of a man". Both works won in the category 'Disclosure in innovation applied to the quality of life of the patient'.

The jury also awarded the coordinator of the climate change and environment section in El País, Clemente Álvarez, for "The not so circular journey of domestic waste in Spain 'in the category of" Disclosure on sustainability projects that take care of the environment environment "; to the coordinator of Maldita.es and on behalf of the Maldita Association, Rocío Benavente, for her work in networks with the profile" Maldita Ciencia "and to the editor-in-chief of Visual Narratives in El País, Mariano Zafra, for" A lounge, a bar and a class: this is how the coronavirus spreads in the air "in the category 'Best report on progress or projects related to Covid-19'.

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