21Sep/13

Brain activity found after 'brain death' – Business Mirror


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Brain activity found after ‘brain death
Business Mirror
LOS ANGELES—Maybe cats have nine lives, or maybe brain-dead people aren’t so dead. Parts of the brain may still be active after a commonly used brain activity reading goes to a flat line, according to a study on cat brains published on Wednesday in
Are “flatlining” patients really dead? Research suggests memories “live on”Yahoo! News UK
Flatlining comatose patients may be more ‘alive’ than we realizedio9

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20Sep/13

Are "flatlining” patients really dead? Research suggests memories "live on" – Yahoo! News UK


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Are “flatlining” patients really dead? Research suggests memories “live on”
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Are “flatlining” patients really dead? Research suggests memories “live on”. “Flatliners” may be more alive than thought, a shock new study has found – with areas of the brain still storing memories after “brain death“. Yahoo News. By Chris Hall

20Sep/13

Nursing student's first patient is her father; she helps save him after … – KyForward.com


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Nursing student’s first patient is her father; she helps save him after
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She also explains that the longer a heart is stopped, the greater the chance for brain death. Studies show that if you cool the brain down after a trauma, neurons are cooled and don’t work as much which means less cell death. Therapeutic Hypothermia, a 

19Sep/13

Understanding Calico: Larry Page, Google Ventures, and the quest for immortality – The Verge

Understanding Calico: Larry Page, Google Ventures, and the quest for immortality
The Verge
Yesterday, Google CEO Larry Page announced what is perhaps his company’s most audacious project: a life science startup called Calico that will pursue solutions for aging and its associated diseases. As Time Magazine put it, Calico hopes to cure death.

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