Depending on the strength and length of exposure, yes it can.
Nuclear activity
Madame Curie died from aplastic anemia, a condition caused by prolonged exposure to radiation during her research on radioactivity.
No.
Radioactivity causes damage to living tissues, and if high enough can cause death by failure of vital organs or blood disorders. The nuclear industry is only possible because it has been designed and engineered and operated to very high standards so that release of radioactivity is avoided.
radioactivity basically related to the decay of nucleus of atoms during this process many harmful rays emit which causes the skin diseases.
They are the rays of radioactivity that are emitted from the bluetooth earpieces. They cause cancer.
No, it was discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie. Other scientists also contributed, such as Henri Bequerel. (Bequerel is the S.I unit for radioactivity). No, Marie Curie discovered and named radioactivity. Sadly her research into radiation caused her death.
They are the rays of radioactivity that are emitted from the bluetooth earpieces. They cause cancer.
From nausea and vomiting, all the way to death.
Natural radioactivity can cause spontaneous mutations in an organism's DNA. These mutations are often referred to as spontaneous mutations or radiation-induced mutations.
emitting from radioactive elements which can cause fogging photographic plate is called radioactivity
His cause of death is unknown.