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LEGO Helps Break Down Boundaries Between Midwifery and Medical Students
A recent study has found that toys can be a useful tool to help break down the professional barriers between midwifery and medical students.
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The Power of Play for Dementia Patients
Pioneers in using LEGO bricks for older folks and their caregivers note the potential for unlocking memories, engaging the mind, and staying calm.
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Top 10 Knockoff LEGOs from China | China Uncensored
From Super Batman to Star Wabs, we count down the top 10 Chinese LEGO knockoffs...
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Diverse Toys Can Help Kids Feel More Accepted (Video)
Toys that reflect real-life differences in skin color, hair, body type and more can help children feel more accepted.
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Lego Makes Figure in Wheelchair, Its First Disabled Character
The first ever Lego figure of a disabled person was recently seen at a toy fair in Nuremberg, Germany. The figure wore a grey beanie and aside him is an old man and a dog.
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Ai Says Lego Policy Change Victory for Freedom of Expression
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei said Wednesday that a change in policy by Lego to allow bulk orders of its toy bricks for projects with a political purpose is a victory for freedom of expression
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Rubik’s Cube Trademark Puzzle Solved by EU Court
The Rubik’s Cube has confounded millions of people, including myself since discovering it in my uncle’s house as a child. And now the iconic three-dimensional puzzle has been the subject of an EU ruling.
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LEGO Helps Break Down Boundaries Between Midwifery and Medical Students
A recent study has found that toys can be a useful tool to help break down the professional barriers between midwifery and medical students.
|
The Power of Play for Dementia Patients
Pioneers in using LEGO bricks for older folks and their caregivers note the potential for unlocking memories, engaging the mind, and staying calm.
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Top 10 Knockoff LEGOs from China | China Uncensored
From Super Batman to Star Wabs, we count down the top 10 Chinese LEGO knockoffs...
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Diverse Toys Can Help Kids Feel More Accepted (Video)
Toys that reflect real-life differences in skin color, hair, body type and more can help children feel more accepted.
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Lego Makes Figure in Wheelchair, Its First Disabled Character
The first ever Lego figure of a disabled person was recently seen at a toy fair in Nuremberg, Germany. The figure wore a grey beanie and aside him is an old man and a dog.
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Ai Says Lego Policy Change Victory for Freedom of Expression
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei said Wednesday that a change in policy by Lego to allow bulk orders of its toy bricks for projects with a political purpose is a victory for freedom of expression
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Rubik’s Cube Trademark Puzzle Solved by EU Court
The Rubik’s Cube has confounded millions of people, including myself since discovering it in my uncle’s house as a child. And now the iconic three-dimensional puzzle has been the subject of an EU ruling.
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