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Chinese scientists make major brain-freezing breakthrough in bid to help humans live forever - World News

The team of scientists at Fudan University in China announced a major breakthrough in cryogenically freezing brain tissue - a technology which could one day be used to help humans live much longer

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China s new brain freeze tech could allow humans to explore space | Science | News

The latest experiment used human embryonic stem cells to grow brain samples for a period long enough for neurons and neural cells to become functional

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Inside the US Facility Where Legally Dead Humans and Pets Await Revival

Inside the US Facility Where Legally Dead Humans and Pets Await Revival
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Photographer Visits Creepy Cryogenic Chamber Where 200 Bodies Are Stored

A photographer was given special access to a cryogenics facility in Scottsdale, Arizona that preserves over 200 human bodies and heads.

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Inside the US facility where 199 legally dead humans and almost 100 pets await being revived

This American cryonics facility has preserved "patients" in liquid nitrogen-filled tanks until a future date when technology allows them to be thawed.

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