The 2011 TIME 100
Meet the most influential people in the world. They are artists and activists, reformers and researchers, heads of state and captains of industry. Their ideas spark dialogue and dissent and sometimes even revolution. Welcome to this year's TIME 100
What if you were told, at 37, you had three years to live? Kathy Giusti, diagnosed with multiple myeloma, decided to make memories for her 18-month-old daughter Nicole so she'd know she had a mom. But at the same time, marshaling her determination and knowledge of the world of pharma (she was the former head of Searle's worldwide arthritis franchise), she created the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. Today, 165 million research dollars, four new approved drugs and 13 years later, Kathy is in remission but still pressing scientists and the FDA to work together efficiently. Now Nicole and her brother David not only know they have a mom; they know she's a hero.
Couric is the anchor of CBS Evening News
View the full list for "The 2011 TIME 100"Special Features:
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To Our Readers
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Photographer Martin Schoeller's TIME 100 Journey
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Chris Colfer
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V.S. Ramachandran: The 'House' of Neuro-Science
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Rain, South Korea's Unstoppable Pop Superstar
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Video: TIME 100: What the Bonobos Can Teach Us
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A New Harlem Renaissance
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Video: Ricky Gervais
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Essay: Down With People!
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Photos: A Brief History of Pixar
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Haiti Revisited
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TIME 100: Your Picks
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Photos: The Life and Times of John Boehner
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Photos: Freedom for Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi
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Portraits: Mark Zuckerberg
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Colin Firth
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Grant Achatz, the Culinary Miracle Worker
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Kim Jong Un
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