Public education and misinformation on brain death in mainstream media.

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Portrayal of Brain Death in Film and Television.Current controversies in brain death determination.Response to a trial on reversal of Death by Neurologic Criteria.Physician Power to Declare Death by Neurologic Criteria Threatened.No Merit Badge for CPR

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