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"WW1, France: radiographer captured on film in protective clothing and headpiece. Photograph by H. J. Hickman, ca. 1918.
That would be lead clothing, and it would feel like it weighed a ton. Send this photo to any of your medical friends who complain about having to wear a short lead apron when portable films are taken.
Via Uncertain Times, where there is something interesting every day.
Reminiscent of the x ray technician/black knights in the film The Fall.
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