Commercial use of the International Space Station: a position paper of the National Space Society

Article Abstract:

Policy experts in the National Space Society find that reforms in the way the International Space Station experiments are chosen and managed may foster more US industry involvement. Greater involvement will lead to the opening of the space limits to business, ultimately to space-based employees and tourists.

Reports, National Space Society

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Space: the next paramedical frontier

Article Abstract:

An analysis of how people who travel in space might receive medical care is presented. Medical care would likely be provided by paramedics who might have more specialized training than medics on earth, but the care would also have unique challenges.

Analysis, Health planning

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Space: the next paramedical frontier

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the commercialization of space travel and the need for telemedicine for screening patients. The provision of skilled paramedics on commercial space flights are discussed.

Health aspects, Social policy, Interplanetary voyages, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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