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Husband Of China's First Frozen Woman Finds New Love, Faces Backlash For Moving On
A Chinese man who cryogenically preserved his terminally ill wife has caused public debate after entering a new relationship, raising ethical questions about love, loyalty, and science.
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World's 'Oldest' Baby Born From 30-Year-Old Frozen Embryo
The baby's parents, Lindsey and Tim Pierce, who live in Ohio, had been trying to get pregnant for seven years.
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Want To Live Again? German Firm Offers To Freeze Your Body For Rs 2 Crore And Revive You Later
Berlin-based startup Tomorrow Bio is offering full-body cryopreservation for $200,000, aiming to preserve clients after legal death in hopes that future medicine could one day revive them.
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Australian Actress Seeks Rs 1.6 Crore To 'Cryogenically Preserve' Teen Son's Body Who Died By Suicide
She stated that if the funds aren't raised within seven days, the opportunity for potential future revival will be lost.
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Health Benefits And Risks Of Egg Freezing
Women's Health: While the oocyte cryopreservation procedure offers several benefits, it also comes with potential risks. Understanding both aspects is crucial for making an informed decision.
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Frozen In Time: British Man's Body Cryopreserved In Hope of Future Revival
His body was packed in dry ice at a funeral home in London ahead of the journey to the Cryonics Institute (CI).
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High Court Paves Way For Childless Couples Where Husband Is Critically Ill
Kerala High Court has come to the aid of a childless couple where husband is critically ill, by permitting extraction of his gametes and cryo-preserving them for use by his wife to undergo Assisted Reproductive Technology procedure for conceiving.
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Want To Live Longer? German Firm Aims To Bring You Back From Dead
The company claims that the body can be willingly revived in the future and cause of death treated.
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Earth's Endangered Species Might Be Sent To The Moon In 'Noah's Ark' To Avoid Extinction
Scientists are proposing a groundbreaking plan to store the DNA of endangered species on the Moon to protect them from potential global catastrophes.
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Australian Cryonics Firm Freezes First Client In Hopes Of Bringing Him Back To Life In Future
A cryonics company has frozen its first client in Australia in the hope of bringing him back to life in the future.
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Life After Death? How Cryonics Is Seeking To Defy Mortality
The minimum cost is $200,000 for a body and $80,000 for the brain alone. Worldwide, the number of people who have chosen to cryopreserve their bodies stands at 500.
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What Is Egg Freezing/Banking? Expert Decodes The Process
Egg freezing, also known as mature oocyte cryopreservation, is a method used to save women's ability to get pregnant in the future.
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New Approach to Preserving Organs for Later Use
Researchers at Oregon State University (OSU) have discovered a new approach to preserving tissues and even organs for later use.
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Apple, Facebook Will Pay for Female Employees to Freeze Their Eggs
The move signals a willingness to spend enormous sums on perks and benefits in a race to acquire top-flight talent.
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Husband Of China's First Frozen Woman Finds New Love, Faces Backlash For Moving On
A Chinese man who cryogenically preserved his terminally ill wife has caused public debate after entering a new relationship, raising ethical questions about love, loyalty, and science.
-
World's 'Oldest' Baby Born From 30-Year-Old Frozen Embryo
The baby's parents, Lindsey and Tim Pierce, who live in Ohio, had been trying to get pregnant for seven years.
-
Want To Live Again? German Firm Offers To Freeze Your Body For Rs 2 Crore And Revive You Later
Berlin-based startup Tomorrow Bio is offering full-body cryopreservation for $200,000, aiming to preserve clients after legal death in hopes that future medicine could one day revive them.
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Australian Actress Seeks Rs 1.6 Crore To 'Cryogenically Preserve' Teen Son's Body Who Died By Suicide
She stated that if the funds aren't raised within seven days, the opportunity for potential future revival will be lost.
-
Health Benefits And Risks Of Egg Freezing
Women's Health: While the oocyte cryopreservation procedure offers several benefits, it also comes with potential risks. Understanding both aspects is crucial for making an informed decision.
-
Frozen In Time: British Man's Body Cryopreserved In Hope of Future Revival
His body was packed in dry ice at a funeral home in London ahead of the journey to the Cryonics Institute (CI).
-
High Court Paves Way For Childless Couples Where Husband Is Critically Ill
Kerala High Court has come to the aid of a childless couple where husband is critically ill, by permitting extraction of his gametes and cryo-preserving them for use by his wife to undergo Assisted Reproductive Technology procedure for conceiving.
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Want To Live Longer? German Firm Aims To Bring You Back From Dead
The company claims that the body can be willingly revived in the future and cause of death treated.
-
Earth's Endangered Species Might Be Sent To The Moon In 'Noah's Ark' To Avoid Extinction
Scientists are proposing a groundbreaking plan to store the DNA of endangered species on the Moon to protect them from potential global catastrophes.
-
Australian Cryonics Firm Freezes First Client In Hopes Of Bringing Him Back To Life In Future
A cryonics company has frozen its first client in Australia in the hope of bringing him back to life in the future.
-
Life After Death? How Cryonics Is Seeking To Defy Mortality
The minimum cost is $200,000 for a body and $80,000 for the brain alone. Worldwide, the number of people who have chosen to cryopreserve their bodies stands at 500.
-
What Is Egg Freezing/Banking? Expert Decodes The Process
Egg freezing, also known as mature oocyte cryopreservation, is a method used to save women's ability to get pregnant in the future.
-
New Approach to Preserving Organs for Later Use
Researchers at Oregon State University (OSU) have discovered a new approach to preserving tissues and even organs for later use.
-
Apple, Facebook Will Pay for Female Employees to Freeze Their Eggs
The move signals a willingness to spend enormous sums on perks and benefits in a race to acquire top-flight talent.
