US EditionYou’re Not Dead Until You’re Warm and Dead: Reanimating the Frozen
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You’re Not Dead Until You’re Warm and Dead: Reanimating the Frozen
Science’s long-standing goal of resuscitating a frozen body has made intriguing progress recently, with frozen brain tissue successfully being restored to a functional state for the first time. Researchers’ samples resumed electrical cellular activity in apparently undamaged slices of mouse brain which had been, for six hours, kept at a temperature of negative 320.8 Fahrenheit. History Such research is ongoing. There have long been proponents o…
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