An experience as unique as each existence:
There is no universal olfactory signature for the end of life. This phenomenon varies depending on the individual, their health, and sometimes even their medical history. Certain conditions, particularly those affecting the digestive system, can amplify these changes. However, in other patients, no notable changes occur.
This variability fascinates healthcare professionals and families alike. More than a scientific certainty, it is a recurring observation in palliative care services, one that continues to puzzle specialists.
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