Medical and Biological Problems of Space Flight. Proceedings of a Conference Held in Nassau, the Bahamas, November, 1961

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages v-vi
Preface, Pages vii-viii, G.H. BOURNE
CHAPTER 1 - The Development of Manned Space Vehicles, Pages 1-45, Joachim P. Kuettner, Frederick I. Ordway
CHAPTER 2 - Advanced Manned Space Systems, Pages 47-62, T.D. Smith, E.B. Konecci, M.W. Hunter
CHAPTER 3 - Marsflight II Space Cabin Simulator, Pages 63-84, R.A. Ibison
CHAPTER 4 - A Device for Simulating Weightlessness, Pages 85-113, Raphael B. Levine
CHAPTER 5 - Maintenance of Cardiovascular Adaptability during Prolonged Weightlessness, Pages 115-122, Duane E. Graveline
CHAPTER 6 - Weightlessness: Its Physical, Biological, and Medical Aspects, Pages 123-187, D.J. Generales Jr.
CHAPTER 7 - Remote Visual Monitoring during Extended Space Missions, Pages 188-200, R.A. Ibison, E.N. Dingley Jr., Terry Tanner
CHAPTER 8 - Cosmic Ray Shower Production in Manned Space Vehicles, Pages 201-224, K. More, O.L. Tiffany, K. Wainio
CHAPTER 9 - Evaluation of Water Recovery Systems for Space Vehicles, Pages 225-235, Harold Wallman, Stanley M. Barnett
CHAPTER 10 - Nutritional Aspects of Space Flight, Pages 237-244, Carsbie C. Adams
CHAPTER 11 - Growth and Toxicity Studies on Rats Fed Chlorella 71105, Pages 245-259, Joseph A. Lubitz
CHAPTER 12 - Experiments Related to the Chemical Origins of Protein, Pages 261-270, Sidney W. Fox, Kaoru Harada
CHAPTER 13 - Role of the Chimpanzee in Space Programs, Pages 271-276, Bernard M. Wagner
CHAPTER 14 - Man in Space—A Medical Bonanza, Pages 277-283, James N. Waggoner
Subject Index, Pages 285-289