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- "The Prospect of Immortality" by R.C. W Ettinger
- "Medical-Legal Aspects of Cryonics: Prospects for Immortality" by George Patrick Smith
- "Forever for All: Moral Philosophy, Cryonics, and the Scientific Prospects for Immortality" by R. Michael Perry
- "Cryonics: Frozen for Eternity" by George Stromeyer
- "Cryonics: Reaching for Tomorrow" by Brian Wowk
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