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Space Doctor comes to town – Public Lecture, Dr Saralyn Mark, Tuesday 29 November

posted on January 18, 2025

Event Summary: Space Doctor Public Lecture

Event Type: Public lecture and Q&A session
Speaker: Dr Saralyn Mark, endocrinologist, geriatrician, women's health specialist, and former Senior Medical Advisor to NASA and the Office on Women's Health
Date & Time: Tuesday 29 November 2011, 19:00–21:00
Location: Town Hall, Market Place, Durham, DH1 1WA
Key Topics: Gender differences in space medicine and Stellar Medicine: a Journey Through the Universe of Women's Health
Speaker Credentials: Author of Stellar Medicine; published and delivered over 500 lectures; 150+ media appearances (CNN, NBC Nightly News, Washington Post)
Cost: Free admission
Refreshments: Free tea and coffee provided; bar available for alcoholic beverages
Registration: Required; contact [email protected] for details
Host Organization: Institute of Physics, in partnership with County Durham Development Company through Project C at NETPark

Dr Saralyn Mark – Institute of Physics Reception
Tuesday 29 November 2011, 19.00 – 21.00
Town Hall, Market Place, Durham, DH1 1WA

Dr Saralyn Mark is the author of Stellar Medicine and as president of SolaMed Solutions is a medical consultant to organizations including IHA which supports NASA, Yale and Georgetown Schools of Medicine. Dr Mark is an endocrinologist, geriatrician and women’s health specialist, was the first Senior Medical Advisor to the Office on Women’s Health within the Department of Health and Human Services and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for ten years. As Senior Medical Advisor, Dr. Mark was responsible for the development and analysis of initiatives and programs on emerging technologies, public health preparedness, physician workforce issues, sex and gender-based medicine and women’s health on earth and in space.

She is a pioneer in women’s health, and has published and delivered over 500 lectures in the United States and abroad. She has made over 150 television, radio, on-line and print appearances including CNN, NBC Nightly News and the Washington Post. Dr. Mark continues to foster the development of innovative programs and policies that affect the lives of men and women around the world.

She will be speaking about gender differences in space, and her book “Stellar Medicine: a Journey Through the Universe of Women’s Health”. There will also be a Q&A session where you can ask about Dr Mark’s incredible career.

This event at Durham Town Hall is being hosted by the Institute of Physics, as part of a very special visit to Durham hosted by County Durham Development Company through Project C at NETPark.

To register to attend this free event, please visit this web site. For further information, please contact [email protected].

Free tea and coffee is provided and there will be a bar for buying alcoholic drinks.

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