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Heavy books make your back hurt
A study in Spain showed that the bags and pairs that students use may increase their risk of back pain.
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Teach your child to learn better with reading pen
Children always like to play rather than study because with children, nature outside has so much more to discover than to sit in one place.
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The world's oldest man welcomes age 114
Last week the world's oldest man celebrated his 114th birthday solemnly according to Japanese etiquette.
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Reading helps prevent dementia
Intellectual games, like Sudoku, or other difficult things to think about, can make your brain a little difficult for a while, but once you have dementia, mental depress…
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Choose toys that match your child's age
Babies often like to see colorful phones or music-playing toys ...
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Young girls should not get pregnant
Meredith F. Small is Cornell University anthropologist and author of the book
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Long live thanks to the
A book that has just concluded the style of eating Okinawa (the name of the famous island in Japan with the rate of 33 people over 100 years old / 100 inhabitants). Acco…
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For a good memory: forget something
Childhood memories are probably best kept in picture books, not in mind. It turns out, remembering past memories can make you forget important dates or things you need t…
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The secret to a healthy brain
It has long been argued that the key to a lucid mind is in genes. But the secret of a healthy brain lies in what is eaten, learned and lifestyle.
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The oldest man in the world
A Japanese man was officially recognized as the oldest man in the world and was named in the Guinness Book of World Records yesterday (June 18). The current 111-year-old…
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Strange diseases that are hard to cure
There are diseases that doctors cannot prescribe or treat. Not only is it harmful, it also causes many disadvantages to people who are sick.
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Share a book, share a dream
A campaign to raise books for children in remote areas is attracting bloggers (bloggers) from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City. This is the first book movement to be broadcast…
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Visual hygiene
In modern society, people are more and more under pressure of work. Civil servants and students are glued to work as well as computer screens, reading and learning nearl…
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The boy is 14 years old and 50cm tall
Khagendra Thapa Magar, Nepali, 14 years old but only 50cm tall and 4.5kg heavy. Khagendra is Nepal's lowest teenager.