In 2016, an 87-year-old epilepsy patient was under treatment in a hospital in Canada. Doctors had equipped an EEG to examine brain activity. During this time, the patient had a cardiac arrest and unfortunately, died. However, for the first time, the EEG recorded human brain activity during death.
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