Next Media: NASA says study shows astronauts' hearts change shape in space

Malay Mail 2018-05-28

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Results from a new NASA study conducted on a dozen astronauts show that the heart becomes more rounded when exposed to near-zero gravity for extended periods. — Reuters
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