United States Experience on the Utilization of Man's Capabilities in a Space Environment
Stresses on flight crew in space flight
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Stresses on flight crew in space flight
Human adaptation to altitude, heat, cold, physical exertion, acceleration, radiation, in space flight
Biological stresses and hazards in manned space flight
Dynamics of corticosteroid excretion by flying personnel following activity involving stress
Carbohydrates effects on human body under stress and fatigue - nutrition
Nutrition requirements of man under simulated stress of space environment
Motion sickness under conditions of stress and anxiety - role of vestibular apparatus
Biochemical changes occurring with adaptation to accelerative forces during rotation
Quantitative effects of abrupt deceleration on pulmonary diffusion in man
Stress effects on leadership and group performance
Biology of terrestrial organisms under stress conditions produced by ultraviolet radiation in Mars environment
Adrenocorticotrophin-releasing hormone appears in peripheral blood of rats under physiological stress, noting role of pituitary gland
Physiological responses of athletes to stress of sports events
Effects of hyperthermia and hypothermia on aerobic and anaerobic work capacities of men
General and comparative biology of terrestrial organisms under experimental stress conditions
Standard prolonged work test for evaluation of fatigue and stress in man
Human performance, skin temperature, metabolism, sweating, and physiological response under thermal stress
Acceleration stress in monkeys, and breathing rate, electrocardiographic, and skin temperature measurements during centrifugation