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Chilean miners reach a record 50th day underground

24 September 2010

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  • As the Chilean miners reach a record 50th day underground, Dr James Thompson, senior honorary lecturer in Psychology at UCL, talks through the psychological rollercoaster the Chilean miners are facing, based on research of patients suffering from severe trauma.

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