Millie Hughes-Fulford, astronaut and UCSF scientist, dies at 75.
She was the first scientist to do biomedical research in space. Among other things, she was a leading researcher in the problem of bone loss during extended spaceflight.
If humanity ever flies to Mars, it will be standing on the shoulders of the research done b Dr. Hughes-Fulford.
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