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In the last 100 years , more women have become scients , writers , and than ever before . For example , Rachel Carson was a scientist and writer who started the movement in the 1960s . Indira Gandhi was a politician who became the first Indian Prime Minister in 1966 . The of these extraordinary women and many others have changed the world . This week , we present Marie Curie , the polish - france physicist and chemist , who was one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century . She was also the first woman to win a Nobel Prize , and the only person to win two Nobel Prizes in different subjects , physics and chemistry . Maria Skiodowska was born in Warsaw , in 1867 . Marie went to Paris to study mathematics and physics . She met Pierre Curie , who was a - scientist . They got married in . Marie Curie is famous for her work on radiation , she named 'radioactivity . She used the word " radioactive " ' to describe substances that produce . Scientists already knew about the existence of " X - rays " but they didn't know what they were . Marie curie's research showed that these radioactive rays come from . She discovered polonium and radium , which are radioactive elements . Her research was for the use of x - rays in medicine . She knew that doctors could use x - rays to broken bones . During World War I , she organized twenty mobile x - ray units to help doctors . Marie also discovered that doctors could use another radioactive element , called radon , to treat cancer . Marie Curie great opposition from scientists in France , but she never gave up her research . She died in 1934 from leukemia that she developed because of her to radiation . In those days , the health dangers of radioactivity were . Her daughter Irene Curie was also a great scientist won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1935 .

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