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Trees full of bras and bicycles in the middle of the road are strange in Australia
Trees hanging hats, bras, cups, bicycles or teddy bears are still an unexplained phenomenon in Australia, according to The Guardian.
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Health
Masks made from bra become the best selling products in Japan
Since the appearance of underwear making masks, many people have waited, this idea can come true and now it has become a best seller in Japan.
Archeology
Found the lingerie department more than 500 years
This kit includes bras and pants, lace and linen materials excavated from a grave in Australia. Experts said the suit has many similar characteristics to the medieval wo…
Medicine - Health
Products ... 'crazy' but useful
We live in a world where technology changes every day to make life better ... Some inventions are a bit 'crazy' but really useful for health.
Medicine - Health
Bra damage the 1st round of women
Research by scientists from the University of Besançon (France) shows that actual bras do not bring any benefit and advise women to limit their use of this product.
Cancer
Misleading breast size can lead to breast cancer
A study at Harvard University (USA), women who often wear bras over 12 hours a day are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not wear bras or wear less.
Cancer
Smart bras to check breast cancer
A high-tech bra is developed by the Center for Materials Research and Innovation (CRMI) at the University of Bolton, UK, allowing the wearer to discover breast cancer at…
New technology
Fashion products that incorporate technology are highly applicable
The BBC's UK website continues to introduce a number of other technology outfits that are also designed to improve the quality of life as well as support entertainment f…
New technology
Breastfeeding guns help protect the fever in the United States
Oklahoma-based Holsters Flashbang introduced this exciting product with a holster that can be attached to the front of the bra.
New technology
Heart rate monitor
In the future, US soldiers will be able to use trousers, bras with body heat, heart rate, blood pressure and many other indicators of the body.