Robinson is the third graduate in as many years to get the honor in both letters and theater, making him the third alumnus to receive the award in both categories. According to the prize's website, Boston Globe reporter Gareth Cook '91 also received a Pulitzer this year in explanatory journalism for his coverage of the "complex scientific and ethical implications of stem cell research." Gilead has won several other awards for its online health journal, JAMA Online. It was announced on April 16, 2013 that JAMA published an article by Robinson and others entitled, "Expanding Medicaid eligibility to adults with disabilities: The case for Illinois." The paper looked at why extending Medicaid coverage to adults with disabilities would be beneficial for them and their families. The paper's conclusion stated that "extending Medicaid coverage to adults with disabilities could improve access to care for these individuals and reduce financial barriers to care for their families." JAMA is the official journal of the American Medical Association. It is one of the most prominent medical journals in the world and has been described as the Bible for physicians. The paper is edited by John H. Grohol, M.D., who is also the founder and director of www.DoctorGrohol.com. He is the first person ever awarded two Pulitzers - one in journalism and another in medicine.