*Radiate Brilliance Like Marie Curie!* Keep learning, keep innovating, and keep shining—because knowledge is the spark that fuels our impact on global health. Marie Curie, the only person ever to win two Nobel Prizes in different fields, contributed significantly to advanced medicine and radiology. Through countless hours of meticulous lab work, she and her husband, Pierre Curie, discovered radium and polonium, revealing that radium destroyed diseased cells faster than healthy ones. Her wartime innovation, the “petite Curie,” brought X-ray technology to the battlefield, helping surgeons save countless lives. Tragically, her lifelong exposure to radiation led to her death at 66—yet her legacy endures as a shining beacon of determination and discovery, reminding us all to keep pushing boundaries and transforming global health for generations to come. #thepowerofknowledge #ecpgmotivation #fipecpg 👉 Stay connected! Follow @FIP_ECPG on social media for updates, resources, and inspiring stories that shape the future of pharmacy. 🤝 Join us today on our WhatsApp channel! https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VafVnPqIHphGbcLJLG2U Be part of ECPG and connect with a global network of passionate professionals driving change in pharmacy practice. https://www.fip.org/about-early-career-pharmaceutical-group