What Doctors Don’t Tell You About Death

Dr. Jesús Viosca works in the world of professional football, specializing in Health and Sports. His curiosity about death did not arise from his professional practice; rather, it began after the passing of someone close to him, which led him to start asking questions about life after death.

The study of phenomena now being addressed and researched by science—among them near-death experiences (NDEs)—is, for Viosca, a way of acknowledging that evidence does exist. In his view, healthcare professionals no longer have the option of ignoring it. His invitation is for them to study, document, and investigate, so that through their own experience they may form their own conclusions.

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