NASA Human Research Engagement & Communications

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NASA’s Twins Study Explores Space Through You: Videos Highlight Omics NASA’s Human Research Program is releasing the first half of a video series entitled Omics: Exploring Space Through You to highlight its Twins Study, in conjunction with National DNA Day. The series explores space through you by using omics to look more closely at individual health.

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Welcome Back to Earth Expedition 46 Commander Scott Kelly of NASA and cosmonauts Sergey Volkov and Mikhail Kornienko of Roscosmos were greeted during a traditional ceremony in Kaz...

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Scott Kelly Returns, but Science for NASA’s Journey to Mars Continues Scott Kelly Returns, but Science for NASA’s Journey to Mars Continues

Is it possible to have a personalized vaccine with fewer side effects?
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Precision Immunization: NASA Studies Immune Response to Flu Vaccine NASA Human Research Program Twins Study investigator Emmanuel Mignot, M.D., Ph.D, known for discovering the cause of narcolepsy is related to the immune system, is studying twin astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly. He’s investigating how their immune system responds to the seasonal flu vaccine over the…

What exactly happens to your body when you go into space? Here are the answers....
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Gravity, Who Needs It? What happens to your body in space? NASA’s Human Research Program has been unfolding answers for over a decade. Space is a dangerous place. The risks for a Mars mission are many, but NASA has been working to solve these problems with some of the most brilliant minds. Rest assured, when we take the n…

Can you tell the difference between inner space or outer space? Celestial bodies or microorganisms? Learn why bugs win in NASA's One-Year Mission study about microbes.

10 to 1: Bugs Win in NASA Study Highlighting Microbes (1YM Miniseries) 10 to 1: Bugs Win in NASA Study One-Year Mission Video Miniseries Highlights Microbes

Want to boost your metabolism like NASA astronauts? Learn about One-Year Mission biomarker studies that will improve body chemistry, heart and immune system for a journey to Mars.

Boosting Your Body for Lift Off: NASA's One-Year Mission Investigates Boosting Your Body for Lift Off One-Year Mission Video Miniseries: Metabolic

We ARE going to Mars. How are we going to keep astronauts healthy while on their mission, which could be up to three years?

NASA HRP: An Orange a Day Keeps Scurvy Away An Orange a Day Keeps Scurvy Away

NASA Fluid Shifts Study Advances Journey to Mars
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NASA Fluid Shifts Study Advances Journey to Mars Study of Human Body Fluid Shifts Aboard Space Station Advances Journey to Mars

Me and My World: The Human Factor in Space
NASA's One-Year Mission Miniseries

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Don't Stress the Small Stuff: NASA's One-Year Mission Research Helps Combat Stress and Fatigue

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Don’t Stress the Small Stuff: NASA’s One-Year Mission Research Helps Combat Stress and Fatigue Learn about NASA’s 1YM research and how it will help combat stress and fatigue.