Space health research has long been a cornerstone of human spaceflight, helping astronauts mitigate the risks of microgravity, radiation exposure, and other extreme conditions. With commercial space travel becoming a reality and long-duration missions on the…
For centuries, we’ve gazed at the stars, dreaming of space travel. Today, that dream is a reality, with astronauts spending months aboard the International Space Station, living and working in a world without gravity. The recent…
In September 2024, the Polaris Dawn mission took a major step in space health research, conducting the first-ever commercial spacewalk while testing new health monitoring technologies. As human spaceflight pushes toward longer missions and aims for…
Imagine this: It’s 2035, and the first humans have just set foot on Mars. But instead of celebrating, they face a serious problem—half the crew struggles to walk because their muscles and bones have weakened after…
Space health research may have broad applicability for conducting DCT on earth. We had a very exciting and informative webinar on Nov 9, 2022 – the first in our Space Health & DCT Webinar Series –…
This September, as we all await the successful launch of Artemis 1, we at TrialX are gearing up to demo how we are enabling decentralized clinical research in commercial space missions at the Mobile Tech in…
It was the year 1747 when the first known randomized clinical trial (although this can be disputed) happened aboard a ship on Britain’s Royal Navy. The trial was conducted by James Lind who “recruited” (of course…
