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A position paper on Long Duration Space Exploration was drafted, unanimously approved by the Aerospace Medical Association Council, and published in the journal. This was done at the request of the Executive Director of the Aerospace Medical Association to increase the awareness of the AsMA membership of this rapidly developing project which is being followed with great interest and to formally represent the views of the Space Medicine Association and the Society of NASA Flight Surgeons.

Position Paper on Long Duration Space Flight (558.6 KiB)

A position paper concerning the critical need to restore funding for Life Sciences Research on the International Space Station was was drafted, approved unanimously by the Aerospace Medical Association Council, and published in the journal to be used as a policy document.

International Space Station Position Paper (499.1 KiB)

Space Medicine Bulletin Board

The Space Medicine Bulletin Board consists of contributions from individual members of the Space Medicine Association. The contributions consists of text documents, powerpoint presentations, photos and videos that can be downloaded. They are only loosely organized under the contributing member’s name. We would strongly encourage individual members to contribute from their personal files to this bulletin board.

To do so, contact Mark Campbell at [email protected].

Contributions by Mark Campbell

Contributions by Sam Strauss

Contributions by Jon Clark

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- No animal in its right mind ever intentionally puts itself in danger by going somewhere it doesn’t belong. Human beings, on the other hand, are controlled by brains whose emotional and spiritual imperatives can override the survival instinct. Humans have always had an insatiable drive to explore. The human body was by far the most complicated yet reliable piece of equipment aboard Apollo 11 when it landed on the moon. Ken Kemler
  Doctor on Everest, 1999

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TP-2004-212075 Print

EMU Training Inj Art

Space Medicine Presentations

Space Videos

Space Gender Issues

Role of the Vestibular Organ

Robotic and Human Exploration

NASA International Workshop

Mars Exploaration

IOM Part 2

IOM Part 1

FS Training Course Presentation – Contributions by Jon Clark