Term for project: Effects of Motion Sickness on Military Health

From Research to Relief: Transforming Student Innovation into Solutions for Military Neck and Back Pain Recovery

MOSSD (Measurement of Spinal Structure Dynamics)
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At the intersection of innovation and rehabilitation, the MOSSD (Measurement of Spinal Structure Dynamics) initiative yields valuable contributions to military health, research capabilities, and workforce development in Ohio. This impact, supported...

Breakthrough aerospace medical research & Ohio jobs

Motion Sickness Interactions with Spine Disorders (MOSSD)
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The Naval Medical Research Unit Dayton (NAMRU-Dayton), The Ohio State University, Wright State University (WSU), University of Dayton (UD), University of Cincinnati (UC), SpineDynX, and Bertec conducted novel research on multi-disciplinary effects of...

Ohio Federal Research Network Awards $8.5 million to Ohio Universities

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Statewide initiative supports university Centers of Excellence to lead high tech research for defense and aerospace industries. Today, December 6, 2016, the Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN), with the Federal and Military Jobs Commission...

Effects of Motion Sickness on Military Health

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Background

The effects of motion sickness (MOS) on military health, risk, performance and operational effectiveness were explored during a unique two-year multi-disciplinary research investigation between three universities, two industry partners, and NAMRU-D. This study enrolled 28 volunteers from a military population and assessed the effects of pre- and post-MS exposure. A wide variety of measures were utilized to quantify these effects including low back function (via cLMM), spinal loading, postural stability, gait function, genotypes and...

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