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Why brain death is considered death and why there should be no confusion

Editors' Note: In WriteClick this week, Dr. Meador asserts, in reference to “Why brain death is considered death and why there should be no confusion” and the accompanying editorial, that the prolonged support of a brain dead patient is a misuse of medical science and an ethical concern that deserves greater attention from the medical community and society as a whole. …