<ul><li>Vein scans, hearing checks, and 3D microscope test were the main human research activities aboard the International Space Station to ensure the crew's health.</li><li>Flight Engineers conducted ultrasound scans on crew members, monitored their cardiovascular systems, and participated in computerized hearing exams.</li><li>Other activities included studying blood flow from the brain to the heart, operating an advanced biology microscope, lab maintenance, and monitoring station systems.</li><li>Commander Takuya Onishi, JAXA, controlled the biomedical activities while various Flight Engineers worked on different research studies and maintenance tasks aboard the station.</li></ul>

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