Progress of Space Medicine Research in China

DING Bai; LIU Zhaoxia; LÜ Ke; LING Shukuan; LIU Yue; XU Zi; LI Yinghui

doi:10.11728/cjss2020.05.920

Progress of Space Medicine Research in China

doi: 10.11728/cjss2020.05.920

Astronaut Center of China, Beijing 100094

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LI Yinghui,E-mail:yinghuidd@vip.sina.com

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- 收稿日期: 2020-09-08
- 刊出日期: 2020-09-15

Progress of Space Medicine Research in China

Astronaut Center of China, Beijing 100094

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LI Yinghui,E-mail:yinghuidd@vip.sina.com

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摘要: With the approaching of the Chinese Space Station (CSS) era, the focus of space medicine applications and related research has shifted to addressing the astronauts' health support in long-duration spaceflights, including nutrition, countermeasure against the physiological effects of weightlessness, medical monitoring and support, psychology status, etc., and accordingly the human experiments to simulate long-duration weightlessness have been carried out. Increasingly, basic research has been put forward in the key areas, such as space bone loss, cardiovascular dysfunction and the molecular mechanisms underlying radiobiological effects. Moreover, specific novel research fields, such as hypometabolism technology, were explored. The research projects in the field of space medicine experiment, as an important aspect of the Chinese Space Station's application, have been officially approved and launched.
- Space medicine /
- Chinese Space Station /
- Health risk
Abstract: With the approaching of the Chinese Space Station (CSS) era, the focus of space medicine applications and related research has shifted to addressing the astronauts' health support in long-duration spaceflights, including nutrition, countermeasure against the physiological effects of weightlessness, medical monitoring and support, psychology status, etc., and accordingly the human experiments to simulate long-duration weightlessness have been carried out. Increasingly, basic research has been put forward in the key areas, such as space bone loss, cardiovascular dysfunction and the molecular mechanisms underlying radiobiological effects. Moreover, specific novel research fields, such as hypometabolism technology, were explored. The research projects in the field of space medicine experiment, as an important aspect of the Chinese Space Station's application, have been officially approved and launched.
- Space medicine /
- Chinese Space Station /
- Health risk

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