“As we close 2025, I’m incredibly proud of what the TrialX team has built over more than 17 years of innovation and delivery. From launching our first app in 2008 with pioneers like Google Health and…
How can astronauts stay safe when life-support systems are aging and data monitoring is fragmented? A recent NASA audit has reignited discussion about space health research. It focuses on one of the most vital systems keeping…
Imagine a world where studying cancer in space could help unlock new treatments on Earth. The Cancer in LEO-3 experiment aboard Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) investigated triple-negative breast cancer organoids to understand how microgravity affects tumor…
What happens to the human body when gravity disappears? Astronauts experience rapid cardiovascular and vestibular adaptation, which can cause dizziness, fainting, or impaired performance. The Ax-4 mission’s Telemetric Health AI (TESH) study captures these physiological changes…
If we can protect an astronaut’s body in space, how do we safeguard their mind? Space health research is no longer limited to monitoring heart rates or muscle loss. On missions like Axiom-4, astronauts face one…
When astronauts are 400 km above Earth, floating in the microgravity environment of the International Space Station, even everyday tasks like looking at a screen become more complex than they are on Earth. The Ax-4 mission,…
Long-duration space travel comes with unique health challenges, and one of the most significant is muscle loss. Astronauts in microgravity environments rapidly lose muscle mass, and their muscle cells’ ability to regenerate declines. To counter this,…
