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EXPLORE

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from EXPLORE. EXPLORE: The Journal of Science & Healing is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary Elsevier journal examining the scientific principles and applications of healing practices across conventional, complementary, alternative, and cross-cultural medicine. Its research spans integrative health, mind-body medicine, consciousness, spirituality, environmental influences on health, and basic science, exploring evidence and mechanisms that may broaden understanding of health, healing, and well-being.

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Out-of-Body Perception Test Comes Up Empty, With One Exception

Thirteen attempted out-of-body sessions in Brazil produced no correspondence between what volunteers described and a hidden target, but two of them accurately described researchers working behind a closed, unseen door.

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