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French scientist Emmanuel Mignot and Japanese researchers Masashi Yanagisawa and Tomoyuki Igawa received Lasker Awards in New York for breakthroughs in narcolepsy and hemophilia treatment. Their discoveries linked orexin deficiency to narcolepsy and developed an antibody therapy that restores blood clotting for people with hemophilia A. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. French and Japanese Scientists Win Lasker Awards for Narcolepsy and Hemophilia Lasker Awards Honour Breakthrough Discoveries in Sleep Disorders and Blood Clotting “I Could Not Stop My Tears”: Scientist Honoured for Transforming Hemophilia Treatment “AI Could Be Massive and Destructive”: Lasker Winner Warns Scientific Community Lasker Awards 2026, Emmanuel Mignot narcolepsy, Masashi Yanagisawa orexin, Tomoyuki Igawa hemophilia, narcolepsy treatment breakthrough, hemophilia A treatment, French scientist award, Japanese scientists award, orexin deficiency discovery, sleep disorder

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