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A Chinese science fiction writer decided to freeze the brain in hopes that future technology could help her revive.Freezing brain science Russian genius waiting for revival day
According to Daily Mail, Russian scientist Yuri Pichugin died at the age of 67 last month because of a heart attack after going out to cold 7 degrees Celsius.
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