Notable Cases
- Alexander Graham Bell - Scottish-Canadian scientist and inventor
- Annie Oakley
- David Hilbert - German mathematician
- Sophus Lie - Norwegian mathematician
- Gunnar Nordström - notable Finnish theoretical physicist (possibly caused by handling of radioactive material and baths in a Finnish sauna where water containing radioactive material was used in the belief that it was healthy)
- Norman Warne - editor/publisher and fiancé of Beatrix Potter
- Yoon Eun Hye - a South Korean actress
- Inez Milholland - American suffragist
- Suzanne Lenglen - French tennis player and one of the first international female sport stars.
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