Camilla Rothe

Camilla Rothe (born 20 September 1974 in Heidelberg) is a German physician and tropical medicine specialist.[1] Time named her one of the 100 most influential people of the year in 2020,[2] and her discovery has been credited with saving countless lives.Camilla Rothe grew up in Heidelberg, where she attended the Kurfürst Friedrich Gymnasium and graduated at the top of her class.She worked as an assistant doctor at the Charité in Berlin, where she graduated as a specialist in internal medicine in 2008.Professor of molecular medicine Eric Topol wrote that "her discovery has saved countless lives".
HeidelbergGermanCOVID-19GermanyPhysicianTropical medicine specialisttropical medicineFreiburgBerlinCharitéBlantyreMalawiBernhard Nocht InstituteHamburgLMU KlinikumCOVID-19 in GermanyThe New England Journal of Medicine100 most influential people of the yearEric TopolCOVID-19 pandemic