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• ... that physicist and chemist '''[[Marguerite Perey (nonfiction)|Marguerite Perey]]''' discovered the element francium, which is extremely radioactive, and which Perey hoped would help diagnose cancer; and that Perey is credited with championing better safety measures for scientists working with radiation; and Perey developed bone cancer which eventually killed her? | • ... that physicist and chemist '''[[Marguerite Perey (nonfiction)|Marguerite Perey]]''' discovered the element francium, which is extremely radioactive, and which Perey hoped would help diagnose cancer; and that Perey is credited with championing better safety measures for scientists working with radiation; and Perey developed bone cancer which eventually killed her? | ||
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Researchers in the Curie laboratory's library in 1930. Marguerite Perey is seated on the left.
• ... that physicist and chemist Marguerite Perey discovered the element francium, which is extremely radioactive, and which Perey hoped would help diagnose cancer; and that Perey is credited with championing better safety measures for scientists working with radiation; and Perey developed bone cancer which eventually killed her?