Cedars-Sinai Sends New Stem Cell Experiments to Space

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 SpaceX CRS-35 Headed to ISS

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Greg Redfern

You may not know this, but a LOT of medical research is done aboard the International Space Station .

From Cedars-Sinai:

When NASA’s SpaceX CRS-35 mission docks with the International Space Station Oct. 15, it will deliver two experiments from the Cedars-Sinai Center for Space Medicine Research. This marks the seventh flight of projects designed to test whether microgravity can improve the production of stem cell-derived structures used to study disease and test potential treatments.

Full Story here.

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