The purpose of the
HRP Evidence Book is to present the evidence base for potential astronaut health and perfomcance risks on future exploration missions.
HRP Science Progress Reports are published by the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) in their journal
Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine (ASEM)
SPACELINE Current Awareness Lists, compiled weekly,
contain selected recent publications of interest in the space life sciences.
The Longitudinal Study of Astronaut Health (LSAH) is an ongoing NASA-designed research protocol which began in 1992 to examine the long-term physiological effects of space flight on astronauts.
View LSAH Newsletters
The
Medical Requirements Integration Document (MRID Book) defines integration activities to support the medical requirements (MR) for both short-duration and long-duration human space flight for the Space Shuttle/International Space Station (ISS) programs. Or
View Individual Medical Requirements
Recent publications:
The Skylab Medical Operations Project:
Recommendations to Improve Crew Health and
Performance for Future Exploration Missions.
Since it was first released in 1994, the
NTRS serves as a valuable resource for students, educators, researchers, and the public for access to NASA's current and historical technical literature.
Isolation: NASA Experiments in Closed-Environment Living
+ Whole book
+ Each chapter