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Warren Romero

28 April, 06:08

A person is declared to be dead upon the irreversible cessation of spontaneous body functions: brain activity, or blood circulation and respiration. However, only about

1% of a person's cells have to die in order for all of these things to happen. How can someone be dead when 99% of his or her cells are still alive?

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