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Question of Week | 1923 Noble Recipients for Discovery of Insulin?

To celebrate National Diabetes Month, our Questions of the Week will challenge test takers on their historical knowledge of the discovery of insulin. Thanks for joining us on this fun adventure.

In 1923, the Nobel Prize for in Medicine was awarded for the discovery of insulin. 

Which group of scientists were the recipients for the award?

  • Dr. Banting and Dr. Best
  • Dr. Collip, Dr. Banting and Dr. Best
  • Dr. Banting, Dr. Collip, Dr. Macleod, Dr. Best
  • Dr. Banting and Dr. Macleod

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