Environment
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Mysterious 'Brain Tsunamis' Occuring Moments Before Death Observed in Humans
In a 2018 study, an international team of scientists made a breakthrough in understanding the processes involved in brain death using animal experiments, strengthened with data they can get on the account of resuscitated patients on their near-death experiences. This had shed light to how brain death becomes reversible in the human body.
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