https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a42216404/is-death-revesible/
Problem is, the idea of reversibility hits right at the heart of the debate about the medical definition of death. According to a recent article in the Daily Beast, one question that cropped up when the Uniform Law Commission (ULC) met over Zoom to debate death again in March was whether to call it “irreversible” or “permanent.” Seema Shah, JD, a bioethicist at Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago, who attended the ULC’s virtual forum, says it can be hard to know what “permanent” means if you can restore function in cells. “That starts to call into question the different practices that we do,” she says.
Not reversed death, just prolonged a vegetative state. The poor girl did not regain consciousness.
ReplyDeleteLook, I've been reversing death for years using a defibrillator. The question is: what kind of life does the person have after I'm done with them?
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