Extreme medicine
Extreme environments
Adventure travel
Expeditions
Physiological Phenomena
Emergency Treatment
Medical innovations
Environmental Exposure
First aid in illness and injury
Space flight
Emergencies
Emergency medicine
Environment
History of Medicine
History, 20th Century
Discoveries in geography
Health aspects
Medicine
History
An anesthesiologist and NASA adviser explores how pioneering doctors and scientists have built on findings about the body's response to extreme environments and physical challenges to develop such medical innovations as open-heart surgery, skin grafts, and trauma care.
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