Evaluation of Antimotion Sickness Drugs: a New Effective Remedy Revealed

A Comparison of Effectiveness of Some Antimotion Sickness Drugs Using Recommended and Larger Than Recommended Doses as Tested in the Slow Rotation Room

Diagnostic Criteria for Grading the Severity of Acute Motion Sickness

The Egocentric Localization of the Visual Horizontal in Normal and Labyrinthine-defective Observers as a Function of Head and Body Tilt

An Ataxia Test Battery Not Requiring the Use of Rails

Motion Sickness Susceptibility Under Weightless and Hypergravity Conditions Generated by Parabolic Flight

Acute Alcohol Ataxia in Relation to Vestibular Function

The Effect of Gravitoinertial Force Upon Ocular Counterrolling

Comparison of Five Levels of Motion Sickness Severity as the Basis for Grading Susceptibility

Effect of Drugs on Ocular Counterrolling

A Standardized Laboratory Means of Determining Susceptibility to Coriolis (motion) Sickness

Biochemical Changes Occurring with Adaptation to Accelerative Forces During Rotation

Labyrinthine Defects as Shown by Ataxia and Caloric Tests

Visual Horizontal Perception in Relation to Otolith Function

Otolith Organ Activity Within Earth Standard, One-half Standard, and Zero Gravity Environments

Screening of Squirrel Monkeys (Saimiri Sciureus) for Vestibular Function Studies

Revised Normative Standards of Performance of Men on a Quantitative Ataxia Test Battery

Walk on Floor Eyes Closed (WOFEC): A New Addition to an Ataxia Test Battery

Response from Arousal and Thermal Sweat Areas During Motion Sickness

The Effect of Water Immersion on Perception of the Oculogravic Illusion in Normal and Labyrinthine-defective Subjects