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From space station to terrestrial health: The physiology of manned space flight
| Human & Exercise Physiology (HE) |
Organised by Stephen Harridge and David Green (King's College London, UK)
| Musculoskeletal alterations in space – from physiology to countermeasure applications Jörn Rittweger, (German Aerospace Center, Cologne, Germany) |
| Effects of space flight on the cardiovascular system Dag Linnarsson, (Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden) |
| A review of the effects of acute and sustained microgravity exposure on lung function Thais Russomano, (King's College London, UK) |
| Microgravity as a tool to investigate perception of, interaction with, and navigation on Earth David A Green, (King's College London, UK) |
| Getting there and getting back: the physiology of sustained acceleration in space flight Wg Cdr Nic Green, (Royal Air Force Centre of Aviation Medicine, Henlow, UK) |
| Healthcare of ESA astronauts in space and on earth Volker Damman, (Crew Medical Support Office, European Space Agency, Cologne, Germany) |
