Health and Medicine
Space Tech Gives Treadmill Users a ‘Boost’
NASA astronaut Nicole Stott works out on a treadmill on the International Space Station
Space-Based Tech for Home Health Monitoring
The Cardi/o vital sign monitor
NASA Sets Standard for Nutritional Health Products
Matt Scott, a five-time Paralympian and a double gold Paralympic medalist, poses with Carlos Montesinos, managing director and chief scientist at Nugevity
Seeing Is Communicating
Eye-tracking software keyboard
Synthetic DNA Diagnoses COVID, Cancer
Princeton University undergraduate Kate Sheldon holds a prototype of the Agnostic Life Finder, or ALF
Medical-Grade Smartwatch Can Monitor Astronauts, Patients
Cutting the Knee Surgery Cord
Concentrating on Microbes
Semiconductor Research Leads to Revolution in Dental Care
Device for Analyzing Deep Space Could Detect Tumors, Air Particles
NASA’s VITAL Contribution to Global Pandemic Relief
Electrical Body Signals Help Researchers Restore Movement and More
Space Radiation Research Fights Cancer on Earth
Telescope Mirror Tech Improves Eye Surgery
NASA Research Illuminates Medical Uses of Light
From a Lightbox to Lamps
Clean Air Tech for Spacecraft Helps Fight Pandemic
Lighting in a Bottle
Artificial Intelligence for Astronauts Monitors Patients at Home
NASA Investment in Small Businesses Helps Both Thrive
Remote Monitoring Promotes Community Health beyond Hospitals
Balance Scale Predicts, Helps Prevent Falls
Low-Outgassing, Space-Grade Coatings Cover Electronics, Sensors, Pacemakers
Fiber-Optic “Nerves” Enable Sensitive Surgery Tools
Variable-Gravity Device Enables Medical, Pharmaceutical Research
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