Space Health and Physiology is a professional forum dedicated to the study and advancement of human health in space environments. This group brings together experts, researchers, clinicians, and students interested in understanding the physiological, psychological, and biomedical challenges faced by humans during spaceflight, long-duration missions, and extraterrestrial habitation.

Key topics include microgravity-induced musculoskeletal and cardiovascular adaptations, radiation biology, space pharmacology, immune system changes, mental health in isolated environments, countermeasure development, telemedicine, and the role of AI in space healthcare. The group also supports discussion on Earth-based analog research, biomedical technologies for space applications, and collaborative initiatives with space agencies, private sector ventures, and academic institutions.

Our goal is to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, share cutting-edge research, and encourage innovation that ensures the safety, performance, and longevity of humans in space.

space medicine, aerospace physiology, microgravity, spaceflight health, astronaut health, space psychology, telehealth, biomedical countermeasures, human spaceflight, deep space missions, life sciences, NASA HRP, ESA, SpaceX, Blue Origin, bioastronautics, regenerative medicine, space habitat, AI in healthcare, space exploration.