Too late some of our posters are already zombies

[xoggoth]

What could go wrong? This all sounds like the beginning of one of those horror films on TV.

[VectraMan]

US firm to try 'reawakening the dead' in Latin America | Daily Mail Online



hmm...

Presumably this is an attempt to ensure that Brexit supporters remain the majority.

[northernladyuk]

I'd suggest testing it on Corbyn or Abbot.. but who knows what you'd get back ..

Abbott and May could easily be escaped test subjects.

[Dark Black]

They're not even bothering testing on animals first

I'd suggest testing it on Corbyn or Abbot.. but who knows what you'd get back ..

[northernladyuk]

They're not even bothering testing on animals first

But it's in the Daily mail so it must be true

I wonder if there is a way of inducing brain or brain-stem death in an animal, while keeping it ventilated / perfused.

[diseasex]

They're not even bothering testing on animals first

But it's in the Daily mail so it must be true

I actually read this few years ago

[Eirikur]

They're not even bothering testing on animals first

But it's in the Daily mail so it must be true

[Pip in a Poke]

hmm...

...inneresting.


Sounds like another millennial pie in the sky "we're all gonna live forever" fantasy.

But I didn't read the article so I don't really know.

[northernladyuk]

Where is GB9?

He went permie - got a job as Theresa May's Political Adviser.

[AtW]

GB9 could use some. Word goes he's the first brain dead patient. MarkyMark to follow

Where is GB9?

[northernladyuk]

US firm to try 'reawakening the dead' in Latin America | Daily Mail Online



hmm...

Hmm indeed.

The mission of the ReAnima Project is to focus on clinical research in the state of brain death, or irreversible coma, in subjects who have recently met the Uniform Determination of Death Act criteria, but who are still on cardio-pulmonary or trophic support - a classification in many countries around the world known as a "living cadaver".

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Irreversible [as currently defined] coma? Maybe. Brain / brain-stem death? No.

This kind of headline is unhelpful and confusing to bereaved families as the majority of deceases orgna donation occurs following the diagnosis of death using neurological criteria (brain-stem death in UK, or whole brain death in some other jurisdictions).

[diseasex]

US firm to try 'reawakening the dead' in Latin America | Daily Mail Online



hmm...

GB9 could use some. Word goes he's the first brain dead patient. MarkyMark to follow

[vetran]

US firm to try 'reawakening the dead' in Latin America | Daily Mail Online

Could we soon REVERSE death? US company to start trials 'reawakening the dead' in Latin America 'in a few months' - and this is how they'll do it
A US firm called Bioquark plans to test stem cell theory on brain dead patients
The method, which hasn't been tested on animals, will be tested in Latin America
The team outlined a trial proposal last year to do in India, but were shut down

hmm...