Medical emergencies in space

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Recorded10 Apr 2026

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In January, four astronauts were pulled early from the International Space Station after a medical emergency in orbit.As future missions plan for longer periods spent even further from Earth, what can crews do treat a medical emergency in orbit - and why is research in Antarctica helpful for our understanding of staying healthy in space?GuestsDr John Cherry, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Australian Antarctic DivisionDr Kirsty Lindsay, Aerospace Physiologist, Northumbria University

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