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How did Alexander Litvinenco die?

He was poisoned with a polonium-210 pellet when he was stabbed with the point of an umbrella. He died shortly afterward from radiation poisoning.


Who discovered Radium then died from radiation exposure?

Marie Curie discovered radium and polonium with her husband Pierre Curie. She died from aplastic anemia, likely due to prolonged exposure to radiation during her research.


How many people have died from polonium?

There have been a few high-profile cases of people dying from polonium poisoning, but the total number of deaths attributed to polonium worldwide is relatively low. Most cases of polonium poisoning are rare and typically related to accidental exposure or deliberate poisoning.


How many people have died from radiation poisoning in Australia?

Depending on who where near the radiation poisoning?


What did Marie curie did as a scientist?

Discovered the medical uses of X-Rays, after which her husband died of cancer (probably because of radiation poisoning).


How many died within five years from radiation in Hiroshima?

The victims of radiation poisoning died day or weeks after the blasts.


Who died of Radiation poisoning that confirmed it was harmful?

Marie Curie died of radiation exposure in 1934 when nobody knew what it was until studies on her death reveled parts of the truth.


What type of radiation killed Alexander Litvinenko?

A post-mortem examination suggested Mr Litvinenko had died after being poisoned with the radioactive substance polonium-210.


Which scientist who discovered radium died of radiation exposure?

Madame Curie


A Dr died of radiation poisoning in 1949 in your home he lived here for two years his wife Dr Mary demolished the hospital where he got radiation poisoning Could my home still have radiation?

Probably not. Low levels of radiation would not linger for almost 60 years, and since the house was also not the source of the radiation, you should be just fine.


Why did the atomic bomb in nagasaki have such a horrific outcome?

The bomb was a plutonium implosion type. The blast was large and the radiation fallout is deadly. Most of the people that died were from radiation poisoning.


Who was first person to die of radiation poisoning?

Certainly Eben McBurney Byers (April 12, 1880 -- March 31, 1932) has died from radiation poisoning a while before Litvinenko, and even before Marie Curie. It's not clear, however, if he was the first.