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ASEM Journal Subscription Information
Thank you for your interest in subscribing to Aviation, Space,
and Environmental Medicine (ASEM). The journal covers all
of the scientific disciplines related to the following:
- Aviation, space, and environmental medicine;
- Case reports in clinical aviation, space, and environmental medicine;
- Private, commercial, and military aviation medicine;
- Medical problems for crews in high performance aircraft or in manned
space travel;
- Occupational medicine;
- Flight safety; and
- Environmental and life support systems involving performance, acceleration,
deceleration, weightlessness, radiation, bioinstrumentation, etc.
- Other regular features include editorials, letters to the editor, book
reviews, and You're the Flight Surgeon.
How to Subscribe
Download and complete the Subscription
Form (MS Word Doc) and send it by e-mail to Sheryl Kildall
or by fax to 703-739-9652.
Alternatively, membership to the AsMA
includes a subscription to the ASEM journal.
Subscription rates for 2008 (Adobe pdf; size: 43 KB)
2008 Rates
Subscriptions are entered for the calendar year.
- ADVANCE PAYMENT IN U.S. DOLLARS REQUIRED.
- SUBSCRIPTIONS BEGIN THE MONTH FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF PAYMENT.
- WE CANNOT BACKDATE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
- MISSING ISSUES: Missing copies will be replaced for up to 2 months in the U.S. and up to
4 months for international subscriptions. Thereafter, single copy rates apply.
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Single Issues / Back Issues
To purchase single/back issues of the journal, please contact Sheryl
Kildall. (703) 739-2240, ext. 107.
- Price: $25 + Postage & Handling ($7.50 U.S., $25 International Air)
- Missing copies will be replaced for up to 2 months in the U.S. and 4 months for international subscriptions;
thereafter single copy rates apply.
To purchase individual copies of journal articles , please contact Rachel
Trigg. (703) 739-2240, ext. 102.
- An administrative fee of $10/article will be charged.
Special Supplements
- Sleep and Wakefulness in International Aircrews (Dec.1987, Vol. 58,
No.12, Sect. 2)
- Physiologic Adaptation of Man in Space (Sept.1987, Vol. 58, No. 9,
Sect. 2)
- AMD 25th Anniversary Lectures in Aerospace Medicine and Life Sciences
(Nov.1988, Vol. 59, No. 11, Sect.2)
- Evaluation of Tests for Vestibular Function (Feb.1992, Vol.63, No.2,
Sect.2)
- Effects of Wearing Protective Chemical Warfare Combat Clothing on Human
Performance (Mar.1993, Vol.64, No.3, Sect.2)
- Human Systems Center Research in the U.S. Air Force (May 1994,Vol.65,
No.5, Sect.2)
- Comparison of Hypergravity and Microgravity Effects on Rat Physiology
(June 1998, Vol.69, No.6, Sect.2)
- Crew Factors in Flight Operations: The Initial NASA-Ames Field Studies
on Fatigue (Sept. 1998, Vol. 69, No.9, Sect.2)
- Vibroacoustic Disease (Mar.99, Vol.70, No.3, Sect.2)
- The International Workshop on Human Factors in Space, Tokyo, Japan
(Sept. 2000, Vol.71, No.9, Sect.2)
- Medical Guidelines for Airline Travel, 2nd Edition (May 2003, Vol. 74, No. 5, Sect.2)
- Patent Foramen Ovale and Paradoxical Systemic Embolism: A Bibliographic Review
(June 2003, Vol. 74, No. 6, Sect.2)
- Proceedings of the Fatigue and Performance Modeling Workshop, Seattle, WA (March 2004, Vol. 75, No. 3, Sect.2)
- International Space Life Sciences Working Group Workshop on Group Interactions, Banff, Alberta, Canada
(July 2004, Vol. 75, No. 7, Sect.2)
- Tropical Medicine and Travel Medicine (March 2005, Vol. 76, No. 3, Sect.2)
- New Directions in Spaceflight Behavioral Health: A Workshop Integrating Research
and Application, Davis, CA (June 2005, Vol. 76, No. 6, Sect.2)
- Cognitive Performance in Operational Environments (July 2005, Vol. 76, No. 7, Sect.2)
- Advances in Clinical Space Medicine (April 2007, Vol. 78, No. 4, Sect.2)
- Operational Applications of Cognitive Performance Enhancement Technologies (May 2007, Vol. 78, No. 5, Sect.2)
Other Special Sections Available: For a complete list contact
Sheryl Kildall or call 703-739-2240 Ext. 107.
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