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The Invisible Glow of Death: How Radium and Polonium Shaped Occupational Medicine
The discovery of radioactivity in the early 20th century initially sparked global euphoria, with new elements like radium and polonium seen as miraculous. However, it soon became clear that contact with them posed a deadly threat, leading to the development of occupational medicine.
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