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Our culture works hard to keep sex and death separate but recharging the libido might provide the release that grief needs ...
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Mental health campaigns place huge trust in people’s ability to act as therapists. But when should professionals step in?
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In 2009, the ‘balloon boy’ incident captivated American television audiences – what did it reveal about profit-driven news?
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