Hungarian Dermatological Society (HDS) Headquarters: H-1085 Budapest, Mária str. 41. Main address: Web:

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1 Hungarian Dermatological Society (HDS) Headquarters: H-1085 Budapest, Mária str. 41. Main address: Web: Present board of directors: President: Zsuzsanna BATA MD, DSc Full professor Dept. of Dermatology and Allergology, University of Szeged HDS Office Szeged H-6720 Szeged, Korányi fasor 6. Tel: +36 (62) , Fax: +36 (62) Secretary General: Péter HOLLÓ MD, PhD, Habil. Associate Professor Department of Dermatology, Venerology and Dermatooncology, Semmelweis University Budapest, HDS Office Budapest H-1085 Budapest, Mária u Telefon:+36 (1) /55732, Fax: +36 (1) Treasurer: Bernadett Hidvégi MD, PhD Clinical lecturer Department of Dermatology, Venerology and Dermatooncology, Semmelweis University Budapest HDS Financial Headquarters H-1085 Budapest, Mária u Tel: +36 (1) , Fax: +36 (1) President-elect: Andrea SZEGEDI MD, PhD, DSc Full professor Debrecen, Medical and Health Science Centre, Department of Dermatology 4032 Debrecen, Nagyerdei krt. 98. Tel.: +36 (52) , Fax: +36 (52) Editor in Chief of the Dermatological and Venerological Review of the Hungarian Dermatological Society: Erzsébet Temesvári MD, PhD Editorial Office of the D.V.R. H-1085 Budapest, Mária u Tel: +36 (1) , Fax: +36 (1)

2 Historical information: The Hungarian Dermatological Society is an autonomous legal entity, which was founded in The founding members were: Prof. Lajos Nékám and Prof. József Gusman. List of presidents including years: Prof. Lajos Nékám Prof. Ede Neuber Prof. Lajos Szodoray Prof. József Guszman Prof. Ödön Rajka Prof. Ferenc Földvári Prof. Istvan Pastinszky Prof. Lajos Szodoray Prof. Miklós Simon Prof. István Rácz Prof. Attila Dobozy Prof. Imre Schneider Prof. János Hunyadi Prof. Attila Horváth Prof. Sándor Husz Prof. Sarolta Kárpáti Prof. Lajos Kemény Prof. Éva Remenyik In September 1935 the 9 th World Congress of Dermatology was organised by the HDS, the congress secretary was István Rothman, the congress president was Lajos Nékám. Aims of the society: This is an organisation of natural and legal entities, who are involved in researches on dermato-venerology. The goal of this society is to develop dermato-venerology and cosmetic treatments, to enrich the scientific knowledge of the members, as well as to train the members in the fields of medical ethics. In order to reach its goals, the Hungarian Dermatological Society organises lectures, national and international conferences, publishes a learned journal (Bőrgyógyászati és Venerológiai Szemle in English: Journal of Hungarian Dermatology and Venereology) and other publications. An important aim of HDS is to maintain and improve good relationship with national and international societies. Conferences: The most important conference of HDS is the Annual Meeting in December each year since HDS joins the Euro Melanoma Day every year since 2007, when doctors of our society are doing melanoma screening.

3 HDS also arranges activities for the press and patient associations on the occassion of the Psoriasis World Day on the 29th of October every year. Paediatric Dermatological Days are also organised regularly by HDS. In every two years HDS organises a cosmetological conference together with the Association of Hungarian Private Dermatologists. Also in every two years the DUDG (German-Hungarian Dermatological Society) has an international congress. Sections of the HDS: - Contact dermatitis section - Dermato-chirurgical section - Dermato-infectional section - Dermato-oncological section - Section of experimental dermatology - Paediatric dermatology section - Section of history of dermatology - Cosmetological section - Lymphoma section - Mycology section - German-Hungarian section - Photodermatological section - Psychodermatological section - Psoriasis section + Task force of dermato-venerology nurses Professional organs: Dermatological and Venerological Review of the Hungarian Dermatological Society ( Supporting activities The Board of Directors determines a financial frame every year, from which the presence of young dermatologists, residents on international conferences is supported. Traditionally, one conference is chosen every year, and all the financial frame is dedicated to support that conference. Other supports: HDS awards the best dermatological study on the Contest of Scientific Research of Students in every Clinic, every year. There are also special courses for residents, organised or supported by the HDS.

4 Foundations: There is one foundation supported by the HDS: Fekete Zoltán Foundation. It awards one young dermatologist every year. Honourings: Kaposi Mór Medal: for outstanding work in the field of dermato-venereology. Awarded dermatologists: István Rácz 1984 István Károlyi 1985 Gerd-Klaus Steigleder 1986 Otto Paul Hornstein 1987 Attila Dobozy 1988 Ibolya Török 1988 István Pastinszky 1989 Imre Schneider 1990 András Kocsis 1994 Attila Horváth 1994 László Török 1994 Mátyás Baló-Banga J Sándor Husz 1996 János Hunyadi 1996 Viktória Várkonyi 1996 Judit Daróczy 1997 Éva Török 1997 Erzsébet Temesvári 1998 Bertalan Lengyel 1998 Gyula Nagy 1999 Sándor Marghescu 1999 Beatrix Farkas 2001 Karl Holubar 2002 Irén Horkay 2002 Csilla Mészáros 2002 Miklós Simon Jr Margit Berecz 2005 István Juhász 2005 Márta Marschalkó 2007 Irma Korom 2007 Sarolta Kárpáti 2009 Éva Remenyik 2009 Zsuzsanna Szalai 2009 Bata-Csörgő Zsuzsanna 2010 Károlyi Zsuzsánna 2010 Somlai Beáta 2010 Josef Söltz-Szőts 2010 Kemény Lajos 2011 Szegedi Andrea 2012

5 Morvay Márta 2012 Gyulai Rolland 2013 It is a tradition of the Society to present honorary membership to foreign scientists who have established good relationship with the Hungarian dermatology and helped improve its international reputation. Honorary membership was presented to: Georg Stingl (Wien, Austria) 1996 Miklós Simon Jr.(Erlangen, Germany) 1996 Rachel Friedman-Birnbaum (Haifa, Israel) 1996 Michael Landthaler (Regensburg, Germany) 1997 Wilhelm Stolz (Regensburg, Germany) 1998 Thomas Krieg (Köln, Germany) 1998 Stephen Katz Bethesda (Boston, USA) 1998 Helmut Hintner (Salzburg, Austria) 1999 Carl Schirren (Hamburg, Germany) 2000 Thomas Bieber (Bonn, Germany) 2000 Constantin E. Orfanos (Berlin, Germany) 2001 Leena Bruckner-Tuderman 2001 Zoltán Várady 2001 Lasse R. Braathen (Bern, Switzerland) 2002 Kevin Cooper (Cleveland, USA) 2002 Takeji Nishikawa (Tokyo, Japan) 2002 Luigi Leonardo Polla (Geneva, Switzerland) 2002 Jana Hercogova (Prague, Czech Republic) 2003 Dan Forsea (Bucharest, Romania) 2003 Nikolai Tsankow (Sophia, Bulgaria) 2003 Meenhard Herlyn (Philadelphia, USA) 2004 Timo Reunala (Tampere, Finland) 2007 Robert Knobler 2007 Rainer Rompel (Kassel, Germany) 2008 Helger Stege (Germany) 2008 Young Pio Kim (Korea) 2008 Andreas Katsambas (President of EADV, Greece) 2009 Alexander H. Enk (Heidelberg, Germany) 2009 Gregor Jemec (Copenhagen, Denmark) 2009 Gillian Murphy (Ireland), Frank Powell (Ireland) 2010 Angelika Stary (Vienna, Austria) 2011 James Ferguson (Dundee, Scotland UK) 2011 Martine Bagot (France) 2012 Bernhard Homey (Germany) 2012 Christos C. Zouboulis (Germany) 2013 Karin Scharffetter-Kochanek (Germany) 2013 David Gruby Silver Medal was presented to: Johannes Müller (Freiburg, Germany) 2002 Ibolya Török (Budapest, Hungary) 2004 Miklós Simon (Szeged, Hungary) 2005 József Galgóczy (Budapest, Hungary) 2008

6 Lajos Nékám Medal was presented to: Stephania Jablonska (Warsaw, Poland) 2008 Otto Braun-Falco (München, Germany) 2008 Stephen Ira Katz (Bethesda, USA) 2009 Georg Stingl (Vienna, Austria) 2010 Takeji Nishikawa (Tokyo, Japan) 2011 Martin Black (UK) 2012 John R. Stanley (Pennsylvania, USA) 2013 Miklós Simon Medal was presented to: Gerd-Klaus Steigleder (Cologne, Germany) 2007 Award of the Fekete Zoltán Foundation was presented to: István Oroján 2006 Nikoletta Nagy 2007 Ágnes Kinyó 2009 Erika Varga 2010 Krisztián Németh 2011 Zsanett Csoma 2012 Anikó Dózsa 2013