A 14-year-old girl who died of cancer has been cryogenically frozen in the hope that she can be “woken up” and cured in the future after winning a landmark court case in her final days. Do you believe that there is a chance, however small, that the girl will be brought back to life in the future?

A 14‑year-old girl who died of cancer has been cryogenically frozen in the hope that she can be “woken up” and cured in the future after winning a landmark court case in her final days. Do you believe that there is a chance, however small, that the girl will be brought back to life in the future? Published on 18 November 2016 → Survey conducted on 18 November 2016 on 4389 GB adults

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Age

Yes, there is a chance the girl will be brought back to life

22%

No, there is no chance the girl will be brought back to life

57%

Don't know

21%

Yes, there is a chance the girl will be brought back to life

22%

No, there is no chance the girl will be brought back to life

57%

Don't know

21%

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