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Food and nutrition studies for Apollo 16

Rambaut, P. C.
Smith, M. C., Jr.
Rapp, R. M.
Wheeler, H. O.
Heidelbaugh, N. D.

Publication date

October 1972

Language

English

Abstract

A study has been conducted on nutrient intake and absorption during the Apollo 16 mission. Results indicate that inflight intakes of all essential nutrients were adequate and that absorption of these materials occurred normally

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