Directory of Aerospace Medicine Resources

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Aerospace Medicine is a branch of preventive medicine that is concerned with the physiological and psychological stresses on the human body in flight. (Encarta Reference)

Resources in This Category

• Aerospace Medical Association

  http://www.asma.org/
  Internationally recognized authority in aerospace medicine offers details about the organization, publications and links.

• Clinical Considerations in Aeromedical Transport

  http://www.ccat-training.org.uk/
  A course designed for people with an interest in aviation medicine. The CCAT course was designed and developed by Dr Terry Martin.

• Flying Physicians Association, Inc.

  http://www.fpadrs.org/
  About the Association, membership and news, a safety corner and classifieds. Located in Orlando, Florida.

• International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine

  http://www.iaasm.org/
  Information from and about this non-profit academic organization promoting aviation and space medicine education and research.

• National Space Biomedical Research Institute

  http://www.nsbri.org/
  Information about this organization that seeks solutions to health concerns facing astronauts on long missions, includes research area and benefits.

• Pilot Medical Solutions, Inc.

  http://www.leftseat.com/
  Includes information, pre-certification screening, and confidential e-mail consultations.

• Senior Aviation Medical Examiner in S.C.

  http://flightmd.com/addmap2.cgi?19387
  FAA certified Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) qualified to perform First, Second or Third Class aviation medical exams. Links to the FAA Database and medical standards information. Near historic Charleston,SC.

• US Army School Aviation Medicine

  http://usasam.amedd.army.mil/
  Offers information on flight physiology, aeromedical psychology, as well as details on courses offered.

• USRA Division of Space Life Sciences

  http://www.dsls.usra.edu/
  Universities Space Research Association's DSLS supports NASA's needs for understanding and counteracting the physiological changes that accompany space flight. Includes research and education.

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