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Mental tasks 'impaired in the air'

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David Gradwell, the UK's first substantive Professor of Aerospace Medicine, has been interviewed by the BBC about the effects of high altitude on health.

White Mars expedition begins

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The first ever winter crossing of Antarctica, which begins today, could provide insights into the challenge of sending a manned mission to Mars and ensuring its safe return.

What are the health risks of space travel?

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Dr Dave Green, Senior Lecturer in the Division of the Centre for Human & Aerospace Physiological Sciences (CHAPS), contributed to a BBC News article about the health risks of space travel and the implications for future 'space tourists'.

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