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  • First Human Head Transplant Date Officially Set For 2017

    09/15/2015 3:43:37 PM PDT · by lbryce · 65 replies
    Huffington Tech ^ | Septermber 14, 2015 | Thomas Tambyn
    It's finally happening. A controversial human head transplant operation now has a date and a team of neurosurgeons willing to undergo the procedure. Italian neurosurgeon Dr Sergio Canavero has, according to CEN, announced that he will be carrying out the procedure at Harbin Medical University in China along with a team of both Chinese and Italian surgeons. valery spiridonov Valery Spiridonov has agreed to undergo the procedure. Dr Canavero has been talking about the controversial procedure for years but it was only this year that he was able to find a willing volunteer that would be happy to undergo the...
  • Scientists Reverse Paralysis in Dogs

    12/03/2004 4:07:48 PM PST · by neverdem · 51 replies · 1,863+ views
    My Way News ^ | Dec 3, 2004 | RICK CALLAHAN
    INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Dogs with paralyzed hind legs regained the ability to walk after getting a shot of a chemical cousin of antifreeze that helped repair nerve cells in their damaged spinal cords, scientists reported. Purdue University researchers who led the project hope the approach can soon be tried in people, but caution that there are significant differences between human and canine spinal cords. The treatment only worked on dogs given the injections within about three days of their injury. Some dogs not given the injections eventually walked again, but those getting the new treatment had a dramatically higher recovery...
  • Disabled ‘guinea pig’ for first full HEAD transplant to meet surgeon

    06/10/2015 2:10:25 PM PDT · by Red Badger · 41 replies
    www.dailymail.co.uk ^ | 06-10-2015 | By Will Stewart In Moscow for MailOnline
    The man volunteering to be the guinea pig for pioneering head transplant surgery is flying to America this week to meet for the first time the doctor intending to give him a new body. Russian Valery Spiridonov will appear at a major medical conference in Annapolis with Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero, who hopes to convince the medical establishment that his techniques are on the brink of viability. But he prepared to fly to New York today, one of Moscow's top surgeons branded the £9.8million ($15million) head transplant plan 'reckless', claiming the medic - who has been labelled Dr Frankenstein by...