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Wearing tight ties can reduce brain function
Researchers at the University of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, say this type of accessory can squeeze and contract arteries and veins in the neck. The result is reduced b…
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Medicine - Health
What should you do when you hit your head hard?
Sometimes a small carelessness such as bending down to tie a shoelace, lifting your head up to the edge of the table also stunned you.
Medicine - Health
The autistic boy has an IQ higher than Albert Einstein
As a child, doctors told Jacob's parents that he would never know to tie a shoe. But now experts say this 14-year-old prodigy has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein and is…
Medicine - Health
The boy did not recognize himself as a boy
Josie Romero loves pink, likes to tie bows in hair and nail polish. But life is not so easy with this 8-year-old child ...
Medicine - Health
Nursing in spring
According to the nursing license, in the spring you should not tie your hair too tightly or wear a hat too well, so keep it in the first place because this is the place…
New technology
Break the world's first 40 million Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 self-tying shoe box
With a retail price of 720 USD (about 16 million VND), the owner of the first HyperAdapt 1.0 in Vietnam did not hesitate to spend 40 million VND to own Nike's most moder…
New technology
Nike out sports shoes that tie themselves
The famous Nike shoe manufacturer of the US has just launched a new generation of sports shoes that can tie themselves, bringing high convenience to users.
New technology
Nike will design self-tie shoes as in 'Back To The Future'
In the movie Back to the Future II, we can see very interesting technological items of the future, including the shoe that laces itself when we set foot in.