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New drug shows potential to aid astronauts during future missions to moon and Mars

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Osteoporosis weakens the bones of at least 10 million people in the United States alone. One person fractures a bone every three seconds due to the disease. A new drug that targets the formation of new bone has shown promising results. The results were achieved in mice during an experiment done onboard the International Space Station.

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New drug shows potential to aid astronauts during future missions to moon and Mars

A new drug appears to promote bone formation in mice exposed to microgravity onboard the ISS.

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