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Links to happiness

Obviously, it’s not quite that simple. However, Ms. McNeill calls the report encouraging and says she’s looking forward to additional research on the topic.

Ms. Brown, though, says she doesn’t need any more convincing or research.

“The Internet is exciting. I have adventures, and I stay connected,” Ms. Brown says. “It can definitely help stave off depression.”

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