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Marie Curie and her x-ray vehicles' contribution to WWI battlefield medicine
Ask people to name the most famous historical woman of science and their answer will likely be Madame Marie Curie. But in addition to her scientific accomplishments, Curie was also the driving force behind the "radiological car," a mobile x-ray van used in World War I.
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