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Recent research from the University of Michigan highlights a startling revelation: individuals with bipolar disorder face a mortality risk 4-6 times higher than those without the condition, emphasizing the urgent need for targeted healthcare strategies.

Near-death experiences (NDEs) present a unique opportunity for healthcare professionals to understand a patient’s profound transformation post-clinical death, reshaping attitudes towards life and death.

The introduction of these new guidelines marks a significant advancement in our understanding and determination of brain death. An emphasis on standardization and accuracy, these guidelines could change how we approach this critical aspect of medical practice.

Gain insights into the ethical and medical complexities of determining death with the ACP’s latest position paper. Equip yourself with the knowledge and guidelines to navigate this critical aspect of patient care.