Brain Death and the Controversial Case of Jahi McMath
This public bioethics forum examined the neurological, bioethical, and social implications of the case of Jahi McMath, who was diagnosed as brain-dead following complications from a tonsillectomy in 2013. Although she has been legally dead for several years, she continues to grow and develop, supported with tube feedings and a ventilator.
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