Multiple choice general knowledge

Marie Curie, the Nobel prize winning scientist who discovered radium, died of radiation poisoning.

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

Marie Curie conducted extensive research on radioactive materials, particularly radium and polonium. Her prolonged exposure to radiation without proper protection led to aplastic anemia, a condition caused by bone marrow damage from radiation, which resulted in her death in 1934.

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