BONE LOSS
Dr. Chiaki Mukai, the first Japanese woman to fly in space, already is planning a follow-up to her July 1994 flight. Mukai tells the House Science Committee that experiments she ran on the second International Microgravity Laboratory (IML-2) Shuttle mission suggest that weightlessness cuts...
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