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Why should you put a person on ice after an accident involving a lack of oxygen?
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In the newspaper: cold temperature may protect the brain - hopefully. But not often successful. This has even be discussed in newspapers. Unfortunately, it often does not make a difference. We still would like to have something better. All the best.
Answered 10/20/2015
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