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2005
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NASA is working urgently to help astronaut Sunita Williams address significant weight loss she has experienced since arriving at the International Space Station (ISS) in June. Williams, 59, has become the subject of concern after showing signs of severe weight loss, with photos revealing her notably thinner appearance. NASA doctors are now focusing on stabilizing her weight loss and reversing the effects, as the astronaut has become "skin and bones."Williams, along with astronaut Barry Wilmore, was initially scheduled for an 8-day mission aboard the ISS. However, technical malfunctions with their Boeing Starliner delayed their return, leaving them stranded in space for over 150 days. Williams began the mission at 140 pounds but has lost a significant amount of weight due to the challenges of space living.Show more