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End-of-life distress: all studies

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Death and Near-Death Experiences in Ketamine and Psychedelic Therapy

Michael Alvear preprint

Patients undergoing ketamine-or psychedelic-assisted therapy for cancer-related distress, treatment-resistant depression, or end-of-life existential fear frequently report experiences resembling death or near-death: a sense of leaving the body, encountering something transcendent, or having died and returned. This synthesis reviews peer-reviewed evidence on how often this occurs, why it may...