NASA is using Echolight's REMS technology in a bedrest study to monitor bone density and microarchitecture without radiation, with potential for real-time astronaut bone health monitoring in future space missions.
According to a paper in the December issue of Health Affairs, medical device reprocessing could significantly cut down on medical waste and emissions.
NASA is using Echolight's REMS technology in a bedrest study to monitor bone density and microarchitecture without radiation, with potential for real-time astronaut bone health monitoring in future space missions.