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Questions about body and intracranial blood pressure gradient loss as a consequence to human and animal cardiovascular health, their cognitive function and well-being due to staying in microgravity environment and loss of constant acceleration, and measures taken to combat adverse effects and possible long-term consequences to their cardiovascular system due to prolonged stay and adjustment to microgravity conditions.
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How often do astronauts suffer headaches, migraines, etc. in microgravity?
This is a follow-up on a few similar questions of mine regarding effects of the loss of intracranial pressure gradient of astronauts that work in microgravity for extended periods of time, and how doe …
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How do astronauts battle loss in blood volume in microgravity?
Past manned space missions teach us that the loss in gravity gradient has an adverse effect on the blood volume of astronauts. Our bodies are simply built to expect pressure gradient and in gravity, t …
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