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University uncovers surprising research about DPD children
By Cynthia Callhorm 15th March 2031
The medical department of Southampton University have been performing research on the threetwins DPD children.
They proclaim to have discovered that children with DPD, born as part of threetwins, die as a result of depression.
They stated that one of the heads, usually the left one, when they are depressed can cause them to shut off the airways to the lungs, causing them to suffocate.
The argument against this is that the children die suddenly, whereas suffocation is a slow process. However, Southampton university, who researched 80% of the DPD children who have died, have found that in all the cases investigated the children were left alone when they passed away.
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