Dead women were offered to be used as surrogate mothers.

Professor from the University of Oslo Anna Smajdor made such a proposal. Women, even during their lifetime, could consent to the fact that after death their bodies would be used for bearing children. In this way, they could help those people who cannot have a child. The work of the body can be maintained by hardware, even if the brain is dead. Smydor added that people often become donors. After death, their organs are transferred to those who are waiting for a transplant, and this saves lives. She stressed that in the case of bearing children after death, the logic is the same.