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NASA Now: Biology: Astronaut Health on the International Space Station
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The space environment is extreme. Hear how Stephanie Carrizales Flint, a biomedical engineer at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, and her team develop and monitor systems making the International Space Station a safe place for the crew to live and work.

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