Rehabilitation, Space Medicine, Education & Outreach
This post should really be titled, “MAD MAD MAD” respect. Respect for what, you may ask? For life-long astronauts? For scientists and support-staff who over-winter in Antarctica? For servicepeople aboard submarines Continue reading
When the experts assure you that something is absolutely, positively going to go a certain way, start making a backup plan. It’s mission day 5. By now, according to folks Continue reading
The Jews of Alaska self-identify as “the frozen chosen.” It’s even their domain name. Hilarious and awesome. Of course, now that I’m headed to Mars, I have to think of something else Continue reading
In case this ever happens to you – you decide to leave the planet for whatever reason – you should be prepared for several things. Changes in weather, for example. Continue reading
Every so often even the most careful among us is bound to bumble into the path of history. Until quite recently, this had only happened to me time: when I shared the Continue reading
As you can tell by reading today’s LivefromMars post, I feel pretty strongly about vitamins. More to the point, I feel very strongly about health, and about putting the right Continue reading
All the credit in the world should go to good people like Dr. Steve Carroll, who, when he isn’t serving his country overseas as an Army medic, is working with Continue reading
It’s been an honor and privilege to work with Bill Nye, Producer Helen Matsos and the great folks at Startalk radio. All in all, I’ve written about 7 shows for Continue reading
Imagine if the pioneers who eventually settled what are now the central and western states of the US could have PRACTICED before heading off in their covered wagons. How would Continue reading
My articles can be found in a variety of places. The most comprehensive list is actually on my LinkedIn profile. Other options include: My pressfolios page. Dignity Healthcare’s Patient Information Continue reading