University of Michigan
Associate Professor of Physiology and Neurology at the University of Michigan
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Jimo Borjigin
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FROM Jimo Borjigin
To the Point
Can Brain Activity Explain Near-Death Experiences? The so-called "near death experience" is described by many survivors as a sensation of floating with visions of bright lights and a tunnel. Some call it a preview of the afterlife. Now there's evidence that it may be a kind of last picture show staged by the brain demonstrating that it's still alive.
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