X-Rays, inside out
Did you know that Marie Curie, the discoverer of radium and two-time winner of the Nobel Prize, designed mobile X-ray vehicles to serve French medical teams in World War I field hospitals?
Or that Thomas Edison abandoned his research into X-rays because his assistant, Clarence Dally, suffered severe radiation damage to his hands, arms and face and eventually died of cancer?
“Most of the early pioneers went through that process of some kind of damage,” Greg Morrison said. “We&rs
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