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The cryopreservation of entire bodies has never been proven to work. However, it is possible to cryopreserve smaller body parts and tissues. Unlike cryonics, cryopreserving other tissues does not promise resuscitation in the future, but could provide benefits to the life of the person donating...
There are no laws in the UK that are specifically targeted at cryonics, and it is not currently regulated. However, there are some areas of the law that do have some impact on cryonics, these work on the basis that a patient undergoing the cryonics process has died, so is treated as a dead...
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The HTA conducts stakeholder evaluation every three years, and in 2016/17 it was agreed that it should focus on what the public know, think, and expect about and from the regulator of human tissue.
An online survey was run to find out how much the public knew about the HTA, and what they...
The HTA conducts stakeholder evaluation every three years, and in 2016/17 it was agreed that it should focus on what the public know, think, and expect about and from the regulator of human tissue.
A series of focus groups were carried out to get in depth feedback on what the public knew...