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Viral 'pothole revival' case raises questions on brain death
A viral report from Uttar Pradesh sparks confusion about brain death, prompting experts to explain why true brain death cannot be reversed.
The case involves Vinita Shukla, a resident of Pilibhit, who collapsed at home on February 22. She was taken to local hospital where she was declared brain dead.
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