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Do negative interactions lead to negative emotions, or can arguing on the internet actually be positive for people's mental health? 

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    A terminally ill teenager is being preserved in hope of a future cure – what happens next?

    The ruling of a High Court judge to allow the body of a 14-year-old girl to be cryogenically preserved is another glance at a potential scientific utopia. Or is it?

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    18 November
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