[Feeding of the crew of the Saliut-7 orbital station].

V P, Bychkov; S, Kalandarov; A N, Agureev; I G, Popov; , Kochetkova

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[Feeding of the crew of the Saliut-7 orbital station].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Jan 1990 Russian Journal:Kosmicheskaia biologiia i aviakosmicheskaia meditsina, volume 23 (issn: 0321-5040,

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Authors: V P, Bychkov; S, Kalandarov; A N, Agureev; I G, Popov; , Kochetkova;

pmid: 2586070

[Feeding of the crew of the Saliut-7 orbital station].

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Abstract

This paper presents physiological and hygienic evaluations of the food supply of Salyut-7 crews in normal conditions, simulation and actual flights of various duration (211, 150, 237, 165 and 126 days). The examinations have shown that the diets used have provided satisfactory health conditions and good nutritional status of the crewmembers.

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Dietetics, Humans, Hygiene, Space Flight, USSR

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