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  "textContent": "Why mental health has become one of the biggest threats to press freedom, and why journalists increasingly need solid psychological support. For years journalism has been associated with resilience. Reporters are taught to move from one crisis to the next, to witness tragedy without losing focus and to keep working no matter how heavy the […]\n\nJournalism’s silent crisis was originally published on Emerging Europe.",
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