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What Happened To Radium Dial Painters. The radium industry tried to discredit martland’s findings, but the radium girls themselves fought back. Radium tonics were popular among the wealthy; Dozens died within a few years, but keane quit, and. Radium girls, factory workers in radium dial factories, fell ill with anemia, cancer and necrosis of the jaw due to radium poisoning from. In 1925 a pathologist named harrison martland developed a test that proved conclusively that radium had poisoned the watch painters by destroying their bodies from the inside. Hundreds of young dial painters suffered from a variety of acute disintegrating bones and died painfully. By 1930, all dial painters stopped pointing their brushes by mouth. The company hired a doctor from the industrial. Stopping this practice drastically reduced the amount of radium ingested and therefore, the incidence of malignancy. The girls who worked at the radium dial company plant were told that the radium they worked with would “put roses on their cheeks.” so. The public continued to assume that radium was safe.

The radium industry tried to discredit martland’s findings, but the radium girls themselves fought back. The public continued to assume that radium was safe. The girls who worked at the radium dial company plant were told that the radium they worked with would “put roses on their cheeks.” so. By 1930, all dial painters stopped pointing their brushes by mouth. Radium girls, factory workers in radium dial factories, fell ill with anemia, cancer and necrosis of the jaw due to radium poisoning from. In 1925 a pathologist named harrison martland developed a test that proved conclusively that radium had poisoned the watch painters by destroying their bodies from the inside. The company hired a doctor from the industrial. Hundreds of young dial painters suffered from a variety of acute disintegrating bones and died painfully. Dozens died within a few years, but keane quit, and. Radium tonics were popular among the wealthy;

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What Happened To Radium Dial Painters Hundreds of young dial painters suffered from a variety of acute disintegrating bones and died painfully. Dozens died within a few years, but keane quit, and. Radium tonics were popular among the wealthy; Radium girls, factory workers in radium dial factories, fell ill with anemia, cancer and necrosis of the jaw due to radium poisoning from. The radium industry tried to discredit martland’s findings, but the radium girls themselves fought back. The public continued to assume that radium was safe. In 1925 a pathologist named harrison martland developed a test that proved conclusively that radium had poisoned the watch painters by destroying their bodies from the inside. By 1930, all dial painters stopped pointing their brushes by mouth. The company hired a doctor from the industrial. Hundreds of young dial painters suffered from a variety of acute disintegrating bones and died painfully. Stopping this practice drastically reduced the amount of radium ingested and therefore, the incidence of malignancy. The girls who worked at the radium dial company plant were told that the radium they worked with would “put roses on their cheeks.” so.