Institut du Radium

The Institut du Radium, established in 1914 in Paris, was dedicated to researching and treating cancer using radioactivity. Founded by scientist Marie Curie, it played a key role in advancing medical technology by applying radium and other radioactive isotopes in cancer treatment. The institute contributed significantly to scientific knowledge about radiation therapy, improving patient outcomes and fostering further research in oncology. Today, it stands as a symbol of innovation in cancer treatment and the legacy of its pioneering work in using radiation for therapeutic purposes.