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From the operating table to global science: How a near-death experience sparked my passion for life.

Cell February 15, 2024 Kevin Christopher Brown

Kevin Christopher Brown Jr. is a winner of the fourth annual Rising Black Scientists Awards for a scholar in the life and health sciences. We asked emerging Black scientists to tell us about their scientific vision and goals, experiences that sparked their interest in science, how they want to contribute to a more inclusive scientific community, and how these all fit together on their journey....

The therapeutic importance of the study of the effects of the near-death experience

Theologia Viatorum February 1, 2024 Agai Matthew Jock

During the near-death experience (NDE), most percipients do express a high level of orderliness; yet at some instances, some percipients show some symptoms of trauma. It is pertinent to notice that a great quantity of academic work has been carried out about the excitements and awesomeness that comes alongside the NDE, but very little has been itemised about the traumatic or the negative...

Nurse Who Had MERS-CoV Complications with A Near-Death Experience during Pregnancy: A Narrative Analysis.

Healthcare January 24, 2024 Abbas Al Mutair, Zainab Ambani, Alexander Woodman et al. 1 citation

According to prevailing views in neuroscience, near-death experiences (NDE) occurring after severe head trauma, critical illness, or coma are often life-transforming experiences in which no awareness or sensory experience of any kind is possible. Although there are general patterns, each case is quite different from the other and requires accurate recording and reporting to potentially explain...

[Brief Report] The Interpreted Meaning of “It is Not Your Time” in Near-Death Experiences

Journal of Near-Death Studies 2024 R. King

The typical near-death experience (NDE) is generally understood as an altered state of consciousness that occurs during real or presumed life- threatening and/or near-death circumstances, often including the experiencer’s (NDEr’s) perception of existing as an extrapersonal self out of and/or away from their physical body. The ego, while in this presumed disembodied state, some- times has the...

Phenomenological memory characteristics and impact of near-death experience in critically ill survivors: Observations at discharge and after a 1-year follow-up.

International journal of clinical and health psychology : IJCHP 2024 Charlotte Martial, Pauline Fritz, Héléna Cassol et al. 3 citations

It is not rare that intensive care unit (ICU) patients report unusual subjective experiences, ranging from a feeling of harmony with the environment to complex phenomena such as near-death experience (NDE). This 1-year follow-up study investigates the characteristics and potential global impact of the NDE memories recalled by ICU survivors. We prospectively enrolled 126 adult survivors of a...

Long-term transformational effects of near-death experiences.

Explore 2024 Jeffrey Long, Marjorie Woollacott 17 citations

The purpose of this study was to deepen our understanding of the phenomenon of long-term transformational effects of near-death experiences (NDEs). Participants included 834 individuals who had experienced NDEs. We compared their responses with those of 42 individuals who had faced life-threatening situations (LTEs) without experiencing NDEs, aiming to discern whether transformations could be...

DOI: 10.1016/j.explore.2024.103030 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Consciousness Life-threatening events Near-death experience aftereffects Spiritual awakening +1

Near-death experience: memory recovery during hypnosis.

Explore 2024 Marjorie Woollacott 3 citations

Increasing numbers of research studies have offered evidence regarding awareness of verified events during near-death experiences (NDEs) occurring during cardiac arrest and severely impaired brain function. The prevalence of patients reporting core NDEs under these conditions is reported as 10-12 %. One question that is often asked is why this percentage is low. Though it may be hypothesized...

The gamma-band activity model of the near-death experience: a critique and a reinterpretation.

F1000Research 2024 Nigel A Shaw 2 citations

Near-death experience (NDE) is a transcendent mental event of uncertain etiology that arises on the cusp of biological death. Since the discovery of NDE in the mid-1970s, multiple neuroscientific theories have been developed in an attempt to account for it in strictly materialistic or reductionistic terms. Therefore, in this conception, NDE is at most an extraordinary hallucination without any...