Artemis II has now completed its first crewed deep-space mission and returned safely to Earth.The mission launched on April 1, completed a lunar flyby, and concluded with reentry and splashdown after roughly 10 days in space….
We wrapped up at the Patients as Partners in Clinical Research conference in Boston couple weeks back. The biggest takeaway: patients aren’t just participants — they’re essential partners in shaping better clinical trials and future treatments….
We are excited to be participating in the NASA Human Research Program (HRP) Investigators’ Workshop (IWS) 2026, between April 7–9. The HRP IWS brings together researchers, scientists, and collaborators across human spaceflight, with a focus on…
Human spaceflight is moving back into deep space. With Artemis II, astronauts will soon leave low Earth orbit for the first time since the Apollo missions and once again travel outside Earth’s protective magnetic field. Artemis…
The 17th Annual SCOPE Summit once again brought together leaders across clinical operations, digital health, patient engagement, and data innovation to shape the future of clinical research. This year, the tone was clear: the industry is…
Healthcare in space is shaped by two realities: there are no hospitals in orbit, and crews must diagnose and monitor their own health with limited tools and no real-time support from Earth. As space agencies, commercial…
On January 8, 2026, NASA announced it would bring the four astronauts of its Crew-11 mission back to Earth earlier than planned. One crew member had developed a medical issue that could not be fully evaluated…
