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Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine |
Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine is the monthly journal of the
Aerospace Medical Association (ASMA),
a non-profit organization of physicians, physiologists, psychologists, nurses,
engineers, and others working to solve the problems of human existence in
threatening environments on or beneath the earth or the sea, in the air,
or in outer space. The original scientific articles in this journal provide
the latest available information on investigations into such areas as changes
in ambient pressure, motion sickness, increased or decreased gravitational
forces, thermal stresses, vision, fatigue, circadian rhythms, psychological
stress, artificial environments, predictors of success, health maintenance,
human factors engineering, clinical care, and others. This journal also
publishes notes on scientific news and technical items of interest, and
provides teaching material and reviews for health care professionals.
Abstracts of the original research papers in this journal are available
below.
Abstracts
New: The Tables of Contents and Abstracts can now be searched!
Abstracts for the following issues are available:
Volume 74 (2003)
Abstracts for the following issues are available:
Volume 73 (2002)
Abstracts for the following issues are available:
Volume 72 (2001)
Abstracts from the following earlier issues are also available:
Volume 71 (2000)
Volume 70 (1999)
Volume 69 (1998)
Volume 68 (1997)
Volume 67 (1996)
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