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Anthropometric Changes in Spaceflight
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 2021Objective This study aims to identify the change in anthropometric measurements during spaceflight due to microgravity exposure. Background Comprehensive and accurate anthropometric measurements are crucial to assess body shape and size changes in microgravity.
Karen S. Young +2 more
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Science, 2019
A 1-year mission in space has many biological ...
Penny A. Jeggo, Markus Löbrich
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A 1-year mission in space has many biological ...
Penny A. Jeggo, Markus Löbrich
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Nutrition and Metabolism in Spaceflight
The Journal of Nutrition, 1987The United States Space Station being planned for the 1990s will accommodate six or more crew members on 90-d flights in low earth orbit. Adequate nutrition will be essential for maintaining crew health, effectiveness and morale. Although much is known from prior space experience about in-flight metabolism, nutrition and associated food technology ...
Philip L. Altman, John M. Talbot
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America
The safety and health of individuals who may be exposed to the spaceflight environment are first and foremost cared for through prevention. This environment, which encompasses microgravity, radiation, and alternobaric factors, can have physiologic impacts on every human system.
Samantha A, King +2 more
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The safety and health of individuals who may be exposed to the spaceflight environment are first and foremost cared for through prevention. This environment, which encompasses microgravity, radiation, and alternobaric factors, can have physiologic impacts on every human system.
Samantha A, King +2 more
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Exercise countermeasures for spaceflight
Acta Astronautica, 1995NASA: The authors present a physiological basis for the use of exercise as a weightlessness countermeasure, outline special considerations for the development of exercise countermeasures, review and evaluate exercise used during space flight, and provide new approaches and concepts for the implementation of novel exercise countermeasures for future ...
Victor A. Convertino, Harold Sandler
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Cardiovascular Adaptation to Spaceflight
The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1991Data are presented on the rate of adaptation of the human cardiovascular system to conditions of spaceflight, with particular attention given to data obtained during spaceflight in the U.S. Space Shuttle Program. It is pointed out that many of the cardiovascular changes that occurred during spaceflights that lasted from 2 to 11 days can be traced ...
Claire M. Lathers, John B. Charles
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Astropolitics, 2013
Much attention has been given to the influence of the Cold War in explaining the U.S. embarkation on the difficult task of exploring space with humans.
Roger D. Launius +2 more
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Much attention has been given to the influence of the Cold War in explaining the U.S. embarkation on the difficult task of exploring space with humans.
Roger D. Launius +2 more
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Pharmacodynamic Aspects of Spaceflight
The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1991Little is known at present about the effects of human exposure to microgravity on the pharmacodynamics of medicinal agents. Considering the known physiologic perturbations associated with spaceflight and the effects of some of these perturbations on the pharmacodynamics of certain medicinals that act on the central nervous system, it is likely that the
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Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 2014
To review the current state of knowledge with regards to clinical challenges related to women's health during spaceflight.Articles were reviewed relevant to "women", "sex," and "gender" in "microgravity," "weightlessness," and "spaceflight" in the English and Russian languages.There were 50 papers identified.
S. Marlene Grenon, Laura Drudi
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To review the current state of knowledge with regards to clinical challenges related to women's health during spaceflight.Articles were reviewed relevant to "women", "sex," and "gender" in "microgravity," "weightlessness," and "spaceflight" in the English and Russian languages.There were 50 papers identified.
S. Marlene Grenon, Laura Drudi
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Automation in manned spaceflight
Acta Astronautica, 1992With the ever increasing complexity and use of advanced technologies in the development of equipment and experiments in spaceflight, the possibility offers itself to automating repetitious or very sensitive operations. The implementation of such automation lends itself well to teleoperations and the eventual introduction of artificial intelligence ...
E. Schafhauser, J.R. Kass
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