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Uniform Determination of Death Act

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A quick definition of Uniform Determination of Death Act:

The Uniform Determination of Death Act is a law that helps doctors determine when someone has died. It doesn't talk about things like suicide or the right to die. Almost all states have adopted this law.

A more thorough explanation:

The Uniform Determination of Death Act is a model statute that was created in 1978 to provide a clear and comprehensive basis for determining death. The act defines death clinically and does not address issues related to suicide, assisted suicide, or the right to die. The act was revised in 1980 and has been adopted in almost all states.

When a person's heart stops beating and they stop breathing, they are considered clinically dead according to the Uniform Determination of Death Act. This act provides a clear definition of death that is used by medical professionals to determine when a person has died.

Another example of how the Uniform Determination of Death Act is used is when a person is declared brain dead. This means that their brain has stopped functioning and they are no longer able to breathe on their own. The act provides guidelines for determining brain death, which is considered to be a form of death under the law.

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anyone have advice on submitting an additional rec letter after WL even if the admissions officer said it's not necessary? rec letter is from someone affiliated with the school..
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not someone claiming they got accepted from the SMU WL
One of my waitlist allowed me to submit a fifth letter of rec after submitting 4 in my initial applicstion
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