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RR0216/C UK/Netherlands: Near Death

(19 Apr 2002) SHOTLIST London, UK (recent): various of Patrick Tierney walking into his living room; sitting; and opening a photograph album; photographs of parents; heart attack survivor Patrick Tierney, sot in English, various exterior shots of outer London hospital, heart attack survivor Patrick Tierney, sot in English; Southampton, UK (recent): various shots of Dr Sam Parnia, Southampton General Hospital Researcher working in laboratory; Dr Sam Parnia, Southampton Hospital Researcher sot in English, various shots of cardiac emergency ward with digital effects, Dr Sam Parnia, Southampton Hospital Researcher, sot in English, Arnhem, the Netherlands (recent): various exterior shots of Arnhem Hospital; interior shots of hospital; various shots of Dr Pim van Lommel walking through wards and then into cardiac unit room; Dr Pim van Lommel, Arnhem Hospital Cardiologist, sot in English; various of cardiac ward; Dr Pim van Lommel, Arnhem Hospital Cardiologist, sot in English; London, UK (recent): various shots of overgrown cemetery (APTN) STORYLINE Every year, tens of thousands of people die in hospital of cardiac arrest, but are then revived. Many wake from their ordeal with stories of tunnels, of lights, and of what they call out-of-body travel. Instead of dismissing these so-called "Near Death Experience" claims, several groups of scientists around the world have started to study the phenomenon. Two papers, recently published in renowned scientific journals, seem to have proven that a proportion of these patients has, in fact, experienced thought after their brain has died. They believe they may be on the verge of uncovering a new form of science. One which would alter our perceptions of the relationship between the brain, and what we believe is our mind. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...