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As seen in: Nature, WIRED (UK), MDPI, HuffPost UK, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Northern Connection Magazine
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Astronaut Selection: Implications for the New Era of Spaceflight

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By Simon Evetts, Beth Healey, Vladimir Pletser, Tessa Morris-Paterson
| preprints.org
Submitted: 25 December 2025 You are already at the latest version The rapid expansion of commercial human spaceflight is forcing a re-examination of how we decide who is “fit to fly” in space. For six decades, astronaut selection has been dominated by national space agencies using stringent, mission-driven criteria grounded in risk minimisation and long-duration operational demands.
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Experience Whole Health and Happiness

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By Beth Healey
| Northern Connection Magazine Verified
By Beth Healey Everyone wants to be healthy and happy. That means taking care of both our physical AND mental health. Thankfully, society is much more aware of the importance of mental health than it was decades ago. So, what does it mean to be mentally healthy? And how do we know when we’re not?
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IJERPH | Free Full-Text | Contribution of Live Video to Physicians’ Remote Assessment of Suspected COVID-19 Patients in an Emergency Medical Communication Centre: A Retrospective Study and Web-Based Survey

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By Robert Larribau, Beth Healey, Victor Nathan Chappuis, Dominique Boussard
| MDPI
4. Discussion Physicians responding to our web-based survey felt that live video contributed to a change in their second-line assessment of suspected COVID-19 patients in more than 75% of the situations. This rate is higher than in the Linderoth study, where the dispatchers’ assessment was changed in “only” 51.1% of cases [16]. This could be explained by a patient pre-screening bias, as the system is usually only used by physicians when a clear probable benefit has been pre-identified.
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