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In space, decreased muscle mass could also prove particularly problematic on future missions to destinations such as the Moon or Mars. An investigation on the International Space Station aims to understand how this loss occurs so scientists will know more about how to keep astronauts strong. Source: Worming into Research on Aging and Muscle Loss in Space
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