NASA has recently completed several long-duration missions to the International Space
Station and is solidifying plans to return to the Moon, with an eye toward Mars and beyond …

Future long-distance space missions will be associated with significant exposures to
ionizing radiation, and the health risks of these radiation exposures during manned missions …

Exposure to ionizing radiation has dramatically increased in modern society, raising serious
health concerns. The molecular response to ionizing radiation, however, is still not …

The complex and inaccessible space radiation environment poses an unresolved risk to
astronaut cardiovascular health during long-term space exploration missions. To model this …

Purpose: Recent evidence suggests that the heart may be injured by ionizing radiation at
lower doses than was previously thought. This raises concerns about the cardiovascular …

Updated measurements of charged particle fluxes during the transit from Earth to Mars as
well as on site measurements by Curiosity of Martian surface radiation fluxes identified …

Purpose: While there is concern about degenerative tissue effects of exposure to space
radiation during deep-space missions, there are no pharmacological countermeasures …

In recent times, space flights receive continued interest. Humankind's next two goals are to
return to the Moon and, a few years later, to land on the surface of Mars. Although …

Survivors of acute radiation exposure suffer from the delayed effects of acute radiation
exposure (DEARE), a chronic condition affecting multiple organs, including lung, kidney …

One of the prevalent issues astronauts face during space flight is the redistribution of fluids
toward their upper body, a phenomenon that occurs due to the lack of gravity in space …