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Researchers swabbed 803 surfaces across the ISS , 100 times more than in previous studies.
Most of the germs they found aboard the ISS came from human skin.
Most beneficial bacteria commonly found in natural environments were almost entirely absent.
This lack of microbial diversity may explain why astronauts often report skin rashes and inflammation.
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