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Eighteen years after his graduation from the Aerospace Medicine Residency Program astronaut Michael Barratt, M.D., is serving as a flight engineer for International Space Station (ISS) Expeditions 19 and 20. Barratt will remain on the station for nearly six months, with a planned return to Earth on October 11. Find out more.

The following magazine articles and news releases were published about news related to our program. You will need Adobe Reader, a free download, to view them:

• Vital Signs, Summer 2009: Reaching for the Stars: Michael Barratt's chance to walk the (space)walk
• News Release, June 23, 2006: Local Aerospace Professionals Receive National Award Recognition
• Vital Signs, Fall 2003: "Space Research Is Down to Earth"
• Dayton Medicine, Summer 2003: "Aerospace Medicine Program Achieves Milestone"
• News Release, April 1, 2003: "Frequent Flyers Beware: Simple Steps Can Prevent 'Economy Class Syndrome'"