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No where she is dead!
No where she is dead!
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Yes you can live to 14-15 years old with sickle cell anemia. Actually you can live about into your 50-60's!
NO! She lived in New York
15 years
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15 years
Madame Curie made two trips to America to receive a gram of radium each time, first from President Warren Harding and eight years later from President Herbert Hoover. In 1923 the French government gave her a pension of 40,000 francs a year in recognition of her lifetime of work in France. She became ill and died from all her years of exposure to radium. Today doctors identify the disease as leukemia. After Marie's death her daughter Irene and her husband Frederic Joliot received the Nobel prize for their work in atomic research. She followed in her mother's footsteps to also become a great scientist. Many people have benefited from the discoveries made by Pierre and Marie Curie. The radiation which burned their skin as they worked with it, eventually came to be used to kill cancer cells in patients suffering from the disease.
No he diden't
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Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of former U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt, was born on Oct. 11, 1884 and died on Nov. 7, 1962.