The 87-year-old patient had electrodes placed on his head to detect seizures after he suffered a fall. When he died during treatment, doctors recorded unprecedented activity.Wikimedia CommonsScientists managed to observe the neural activity of a dying man for 900 uninterrupted seconds.
Civilizations throughout time have pondered what really happens during death. Now, for the first time, scientists have recorded a dying brain, and they have made a shocking discovery: Our life may truly flash before our eyes when we die. Read More...
The Department of Veterans Affairs previously paid for veterans with physical disabilities to have service dogs, but the PAWS Act will extend that coverage to mental illness for the first time.K9s for WarriorsThe PAWS Act will start as a five-year pilot program.
Service dogs can change a life. Smart, loyal, and trained to help, they have long aided veterans with physical disabilities in navigating the world. Now, the PAWS Act seeks to extend that coverage to veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. Read More...
The British royals have tons of strict rules they must follow — but that doesn't mean they don't goof off every once in a while. Princes William and Harry.Instagram/kensington_royals Prince William and Kate Middleton during their university years.Instagram/kensington_royals Prince Harry, Prince William, and Duchess Kate cheering.Instagram/kensington_royals Prince Harry looking up Prince Charles' kilt.Instagram/kensington_royals Prince Harry and Prince William to the far left being silly.Instagram/kensington_royals Duchess Kate is surprised.Instagram/kensington_royals A young Prince Harry with his late mother Lady Diana Spencer. Read More...
