"Man is an intruder in space. Space is not for man, so man must be fitted for space. You can say that this is just what aerospace medicine is all about - to save the lives of the men who climb to the high reaches above the Earth and beyond this planet." Martin Caidin, Aviation and Space Medicine, 1962

 

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Genie Bopp
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Secretary:
Karen Mathes
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Treasurer:
John Charles
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President Elect:
Pat McGinnis
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Past President:
Mark Campbell
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Member at Large:
Doug Hamilton
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Member at Large:
Jan Stepanek
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Scott Parazynski
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JD Polk
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Mark Edwards
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Sam Strauss
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Art Arnold
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Mark Campbell
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Young Investigators Award:
Jeff Myers
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Hubertus Strughold Award
Smith Johnston
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International Committee:
Alyson Calder
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Program Committee:
Phil Scarpa
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Aerospace Medical Association:
Pam Day
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"Whatever the explanation for the origin of these excessive short wave radiations (from the sun), their existence constitutes a major problem of manned rocket flight at highest altitudes." Heinz Haber, Space Medicine, 1951
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Updated: July 7, 2008