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Meet Agimol Pradeep, Indian-origin nurse who won $250,000 global nursing award

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Meet Agimol Pradeep, Indian-origin nurse who won $250,000 global nursing award
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Agimol Pradeep, an Indian-origin nurse in the UK, has been awarded the $250,000 Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award for her work in organ and stem-cell donation awareness. She plans to use the prize money to expand her charitable organization, Upahaar.

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The award highlights the critical role of nursing leadership in addressing global health disparities and donor shortages.

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Agimol Pradeep, an Indian-origin nurse based in the UK, recently won the Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award 2026. On Saturday, Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan presented the cash prize of $250,000 to the nurse at an event held in Kochi. It was Pradeep's contribution to greater awareness of organ and stem-cell donation over the years that gained her the recognition.A senior transplant coordinator at King's College Hospital and honorary senior lecturer at the University of Salford, she has emerged as the winner from more than 134,000 registrations from 214 countries and economies, from which 10 finalists were selected. The finalists were selected through a process involving Ernst & Young LLP, a screening jury, and a grand jury. They were assessed on their professional achievements, leadership, innovation, impact, and contribution to nursing.

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