Voices in the air

Jeremy S Windsor wonders how to explain the benign presence he met on Mount Everest

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Published in:BMJ 2008-12, Vol.337 (7684), p.1433-1434
Main Author: Windsor, Jeremy S
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Anecdotes as Topic
Climbing
Hallucinations
Humans
Mountain climbing
Mountaineering
Oxygen
Personal relationships
Snow
Sport
Stress
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Hallucinations
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Mountaineering
Oxygen
Personal relationships
Snow
Sport
Stress
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