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On this day October 1, 1971 the first CT scan of a human brain was acquired with a scanner developed by Godfrey Hounsfield at Atkinson Morley Hospital in the UK. #radiology #radhistory #OTD @StGeorgesTrust https://t.co/2nZDHBy4y1
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During #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re reminded of Madame Marie Curie's contributions to #radiology. Among her many achievements, Curie became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in 1903 for her research on radioactivity and her role in discovering radium. #RadHistory #IWD2022
Known as the “First Lady of Physics,” Chien-Shiung Wu’s work helped push the industry of nuclear research. #RADHistory
Emma Tenayuca began standing up for others at an early age and added her voice to the cause of many. She became a passionate advocate for worker’s rights and the formation of unions. #RadHistory #WomenInHistory
Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte is considered to be the first Native American Licensed doctor. She fought for health reform for native peoples and to ensure just compensation for the sale of Omaha-owned lands. #RadHistory #womeninhistory
While in school, Maryan Mirzakhani developed a deep love for math. This passion would lead her to challenge gender norms in her home country of Iran where she became a pioneer for girls in Iranian education. #radhistory #womeninhistory
Did you know? 🧠 On this day in 1971, Sir Godfrey Hounsfield and Dr. Jamie Ambrose made history by performing the world's first clinical CT scan with a prototype device at the Atkinson Morley Hospital in Wimbledon, England.
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Mary Beth Tinker always held free speech close to her heart. She joined picket lines and protests to support the Civil Rights Movement. In 8th grade, she was pivotal in earning students the right to their speech! #RadHistory #womeninhistory
In the late 1700’s, Eleanor Butler & Sarah Ponsonby turned society on its head when they fled their upper class lives in Ireland to escape arranged marriages. They settled in Wales and lived with one another for 50 years. #radhistory #womeninhistory
Laura Bridgman was the first deaf-blind person to be educated in the United States, some 50 years before Helen Keller. She taught Anne Sullivan, who would later be hired to work with a young Miss Keller. #radhistory #womeninhistory
The early 1800s were not a time known for equal education for all. But Maria Mitchell, growing up Quaker, had the opportunity to learn. She put that to good use developing a scientific mind and helping others find access to education. #RadHistory #TimeTails #womeninhistory
Katherine Johnson was a revolutionary woman - from being the only woman out of a group of three individuals chosen to integrate West Virginia University to her long and illustrious career at NASA. #RadHistory #TimeTails #womeninhistory
In 1968 Shirley Chisholm became the first Black woman elected to the United States Congress. She would later become the first woman to run for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination. #RadHistory #TimeTails #womeninhistory
Alice Dunnigan was the first black female correspondent to receive White House credentials and be a part of the House and Senate press gallery. She received over 50 journalism awards during her lifetime. #RadHistory #TimeTails #womeninhistory
Julie d’Aubigny’s short but illustrious life is one of rumor and speculation. While much is yet to be confirmed, enough evidence and stories abound to suggest that many of the tales may in fact be true. #RadHistory #TimeTails #History
Margaret was a teacher, writer, and physician. She published most of her books under the male pseudonym Graham Travers and was the originator of the scientific term “isotope.” #RadHistory #TimeTails
Sophia Jex-Blake changed the face of medical school in the United Kingdom when she fought for a woman's right to attend and receive a medical degree. #RadHistory #TimeTails
Anne Lister was not one to be trapped by her gender. Instead, she traveled the world, managed her estate, got into coal mining, and was openly known to have female partners, all very out of character for women in the 1800’s. #RadHistory #TimeTails
Janet Collins was one of the few classically trained black ballet dancers of her time. She received the Donaldson Award for Best Broadway Dancer in 1951 & performed at the Metropolitan Opera for four years before teaching dance in NY. #RadHistory
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