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Today we celebrate the birthday of Marie Skłodowska Curie, (born 1867), a pioneering scientist and the only person to win Nobel Prizes in both Physics and Chemistry. She discovered polonium and radium, laying the foundation for modern medical imaging and cancer treatment. Curie was awarded RSNA’s highest honor, the Gold Medal, in 1922.

Her incredible legacy continues to inspire scientists, radiologists and health care professionals around the world. Read more about her life and career in this Radiology article: bit.ly/47JNoFG

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Planning your #RSNA26 experience just got easier. 📱

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Imaging surveillance for children with cancer predisposition syndromes requires balancing early tumor detection with radiation exposure, sedation and other long-term considerations. Experts discuss the importance of tailored screening protocols and how emerging approaches may support more individualized care. Read more: bit.ly/4BBCqj2
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RSNA 2026 is more than just education and innovation—it’s where radiology connects.

👟 Run for research in the RSNA 5k Fun Run

🌙 Dance the night away at RSNA After Dark

🏙️ Network with the global radiology community

What's on your #RSNA26 bucket list?

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