A 2016 study sparked debate by suggesting moon missions may increase heart disease risk due to deep space radiation, though its small sample size limited impact. Still, the harsh realities of space—radiation and zero gravity—are taking a toll on human bodies. With plans for longer lunar stays and Mars trips, cardiologist Professor Jason Kovacic’s research using radiation-exposed mice reveals a critical threat: destruction of arterial protective linings, potentially leading to fatal clots. While early, the findings underscore that human physiology must be prioritized alongside rocket tech if we’re to safely explore beyond Earth.
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