Case Report: No Evidence of Intracranial Fluid Shifts in an Astronaut Following an Aborted Launch

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RT @SeidlerRachael: Congratulations to @HR_McGregor @whats_hup @AstroHague and other co authors not on twitter for this new publication! C…

11 Dec 2021

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Ever wonder if structural brain changes with spaceflight are due to prolonged microgravity exposure vs hypergravity during launch and landing? Check out our new case study - by @HR_McGregor, myself, @AstroHague, @SeidlerRachael, and others 🚀 🧠 👨‍🚀

09 Dec 2021

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RT @SeidlerRachael: Congratulations to @HR_McGregor @whats_hup @AstroHague and other co authors not on twitter for this new publication! C…

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Congratulations to @HR_McGregor @whats_hup @AstroHague and other co authors not on twitter for this new publication! Case Report: No Evidence of Intracranial Fluid Shifts in an Astronaut Following an Aborted Launch https://t.co/VHlAIQCfnV

09 Dec 2021

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