Selection note: Curated because this 2019 presentation from Johnson Space Center specifically covers “NASA's Behavioral Health and Performance Services for Long Duration Spaceflight Missions”; its abstract describes Goals of the presentation include: Understand how NASA selects astronauts optimally suited for long duration spaceflight missions (missions 30 days or longer). Understand… This materially informs GShips health and autonomous medicine.

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health-medicine
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Presentation
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Johnson Space Center
Authors
Beven, Gary E.
Year
2019
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Goals of the presentation include: Understand how NASA selects astronauts optimally suited for long duration spaceflight missions (missions 30 days or longer). Understand the basics of space station development and long duration spaceflight history, as well as the behavioral challenges associated long duration spaceflight training and missions. Understand how NASA and its international partners (Russia, Europe, Japan, and Canada) provide behavioral health and performance services and countermeasures to astronauts and cosmonauts during long duration spaceflight missions on the International Space Station.

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