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Death Experiences, Breast Milk Cancer Test, Job Skill Value
Oct 25, 2023
Rachel Nuwer, journalist and author, talks about near-death experiences and memories in the dying brain. The podcast also discusses testing for cancer in breast milk and the potential for early detection. They explore the use of liquid biopsy and DNA in breast milk for detecting breast cancer. The episode concludes with a discussion on hiring based on organizational fit and the importance of focusing on skills and abilities rather than personal likability.
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- Cardiac arrest patients have reported vivid memories and conscious experiences while clinically dead, shedding light on altered states of consciousness during near-death experiences.
- Breast milk biopsies have shown potential for early detection of breast cancer, offering a non-invasive screening method that can detect tumor DNA months before traditional mammograms.
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Near-Death Experiences: Study shows conscious experiences during cardiac arrest
A recent study conducted on 567 patients who experienced cardiac arrest revealed that many of them reported clear memories and conscious experiences while clinically dead. Despite flatlined brain activity and CPR efforts lasting up to an hour, participants described experiencing their entire life memories all at once, providing insights into altered states of consciousness during near-death experiences.
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