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š§ Chinese Scientists Defeat DEATH! They brought a pigās brain back to life 50 minutes after it died. Usually, the human and pig's brain dies within 5-8 minutes after the heart stops, which is the window for possible resuscitation. But the Chinese extended this window to nearly an hour using an artificial heart, the unharmed pigās liver, and a special fluid. š Humans are next, scientists are waiting for the "right" moment to start trials.
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