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H&M

H&M, short for Hennes & Mauritz, is a Swedish multinational retail company known for its affordable fashion and trendy clothing. Founded in 1947, it operates a vast network of stores worldwide, offering a wide range of apparel for men, women, and children. H&M emphasizes sustainable practices by sourcing organic materials and promoting recycling in fashion. The brand is popular for producing stylish, everyday wear at competitive prices, making it accessible to a broad audience. H&M often collaborates with designers and celebrities to create limited-edition collections, enhancing its appeal in the fast-fashion market.

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    H.M. refers to Henry Molaison, a man who became famous in the field of neuroscience after undergoing a brain surgery in 1953 to treat his severe epilepsy. The surgery removed parts of his temporal lobes, resulting in profound memory loss. H.M. could not form new long-term memories but retained memories from his childhood. His case provided crucial insights into how memory works, particularly the role of the hippocampus. Researchers studied H.M. for decades, shaping our understanding of memory, learning, and the brain's structure. H.M.’s story highlights the complexity of human memory and the effects of brain injury.