According to a study published in the medical journal Neuroradiology, neckties reduce cerebral blood flow, potentially affecting brain function and health
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Tight neckties may increase eye pressure, posing risks for glaucoma, according to research
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Neckties harbour disease-causing bacteria, posing health risks due to a lack of washing
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Accidental strangulation is a risk when neckties get caught in machinery or objects
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Clip-on ties offer safety but may invite ridicule compared to traditional neckties
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Neckties offer little functional value beyond fashion, akin to hats for cats
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Patients' perceptions of doctors remain unaffected by whether they wear neckties
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Tech industry norms eschew neckties, emphasising practicality over traditional fashion expectations
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Wearing neckties serves societal norms rather than functional necessity, highlighting vanity in fashion
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Non-men are spared the burden of conforming to necktie expectations, reflecting societal gender norms