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Cryopreserving tissue - is this different to cryonics? Can stem cells, eggs, sperm and other tissues be cryopreserved for fertility treatment?
The law on cryonics: who makes the decision, is there an age limit, are there plans to change the law and what happens to my body if the organisation goes bankrupt?
The law on cryonics: who makes the decision, is there an age limit, are there plans to change the law and what happens to my body if the organisation goes bankrupt?
The cryonics process; making arrangements, what you can expect and what happens to your body.
Cryonics, cryopreservation and cryogenics - what do these terms mean and what is the difference?
The Human Tissue Authority (HTA) has produced this information to provide an overview of cryonics - the cryopreservation of whole bodies. We have worked with our public panel to find out what questions the public has about cryonics, and we have tried to answer those questions here.
The HTA was asked to provide information regarding its mobile and fixed-line telephony.
The HTA was asked to provide all relevant information to explain why patients that stay over a 30 day period within a mortuary has to be frozen at specific temperatures.
Organ Donation Week took place between Monday 3 September to Sunday 9 September.