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Mini Review Volume 9 Issue 2
SpaceMed: A healthcare system for space habitats
Giorgio Gaviraghi
Received: April 20, 2025 | Published: May 6, 2025
Citation: Gaviraghi G. SpaceMed: A healthcare system for space habitats. Aeron Aero Open Access J. 2025;9(2):88-94. DOI: 10.15406/aaoaj.2025.09.00224
Abstract
As humanity prepares to establish permanent settlements on the Moon, Mars, and beyond,
healthcare systems must evolve to meet the unique challenges of space environments.
SpaceMed proposes a revolutionary, prevention focused healthcare framework designed for
space habitats, emphasizing real -time disease detection and intervention.
Leveraging advanced technologies such as injected nanochips, wearable Holorings,
nanobots, AI integration, and digital body modeling, the system aims to eliminate disease
spread through proactive measures.
The structure spans individual, settlement, and planetary levels of care, offering seamless
monitoring, diagnostics, and treatment.
SpaceMed also addresses the emergence of novel diseases caused by extraterrestrial
conditions, advocating for dynamic research, personalized health apps, and continuous
patient empowerment.
Central to the concept is digitalization, remote access, and AI -driven decision-making,
which can also transform terrestrial healthcare.
Ultimately, SpaceMed represents a visionary blueprint not only for safeguarding human
health in space but also for enhancing medical practices on Earth.
Keywords: nanochips, holorings, nanobots, AI integration
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