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Knowing doctors' death rates can't help you avoid a bad surgeon

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Knowing doctors' death rates can't help you avoid a bad surgeon

You might think publishing surgeons’ death rates helps you pick the best one, but the data isn’t statistically powerful enough to reveal which doctors are bad

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Ground Zero

Humans

Who Owns the Dead? The atrocity of 9/11 casts a long shadow

Culture

price tag

Health

What are you worth? How we calculate the value of a life

Features

brain slicing

Humans

Immortalising human brains at the world's largest brain bank

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Zoltan Istvan, head and shoulders, pictured in black and white with clouds in the background. He's white, square-jawed and arrogant-looking

Humans

Meet the US presidential candidate campaigning for immortality

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mummified bug

Life

See the creepy-crawly stowaways in a 3000-year-old loaf of bread

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A woman jogging along a road

Health

Desk job death risk is eliminated by an hour's walk or cycle

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man holding patient's hand

Health

Should people who are not terminally ill have the right to die?

Insight

Smarter police interviews could help reduce racial tension

Humans

Smarter police interviews could help reduce racial tension

Analysis

A visual tour of the weird world of the cryogenically frozen

Technology

A visual tour of the weird world of the cryogenically frozen

From freezers in the basement to sheds in the garden, cryonics and the promise of a second life has captured many imaginations. Here are some of those stories

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Technology

9 things you need to know about cryogenically freezing your body

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Technology

Why I signed up to have my head cryogenically frozen

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Life

Some people choose to be frozen at death. Here's how it happens

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Humans

I want to put your death on ice so that you can live again

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