NASA funds University of Utah Health project on biological impacts of space travel

U of U Health researchers take a closer look at how space travel effects the health of astronauts.

(NASA/Roscosmos via AP) In this photo provided by NASA/Roscosmos, the International Space Station continues its orbit around the Earth as seen from a Soyuz spacecraft departing with NASA astronauts Andrew Feustel and Ricky Arnold and Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev, who had spent 197 days in space. The University of Utah Health received funding to study how space travel affects the health of astronauts.

NASA funds University of Utah Health project on biological impacts of space travel

U of U Health researchers take a closer look at how space travel effects the health of astronauts.

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