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Through science, art and technology, we are able to reconstruct the faces of the dead based on their remains. The researcher who did this work for descendants in Sutherland explains the process.
Medical advances were the only positive things to come out of the Great War.
People with facial difference often develop strategies for smoothing over social awkwardness, such as ways of introducing the issue into conversation early or using humour to deflect attention.
New data which details how South African children age and their faces grow will prove invaluable in finding missing children.
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