Singing helps stroke victims regain speech
Loss of speech or difficulty speaking are common sequelae of stroke. A study from the University of Helsinki reveals that ...
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Whatever their species, males protect it from bad genetic mutations
If men are so numerous on Earth while a few are enough to ensure future generations, it is because they ...
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Lung and intestinal cancers: a promising new clinical trial
A new drug that inhibits a cancerous mutation in the KRAS gene has shown encouraging results in patients with lung ...
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How music can relieve the symptoms of menopause?
Music therapy promotes the secretion of certain hormones, and thus reduces the side effects of menopause, including depressive disorders. THE ...
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Meditation, dietetics, physical activity… Complementary medicines multiply by 3 the chances of overcoming cancer
Hospitals that invest in a comprehensive curative approach to women with breast cancer treat them better. THE ESSENTIAL Breast cancers ...
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Listen to music to relieve stress
Musical interventions are emerging as an effective treatment and an alternative to anti-stress medications which can have harmful side effects. ...
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Music gets rid of bad smells better
Listening to music twice a day for three weeks would reduce the negative emotions aroused by bad smells. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Against the stress of the pandemic, think about poetry!
The loss of loved ones or the social restrictions induced by the Covid-19 crisis obviously weigh on the well-being of ...
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A block, surgeons assisted by … a pianist!
The care team was more relaxed. As for the patient, operated under general anesthesia, he reacted to the variations of ...
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Against epilepsy? Listen to Mozart!
Listening to works by the great musician of the 18th century could, in patients with epilepsy, reduce the frequency of ...
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The encephalophone, or how to create sounds by the sole force of thought
The encephalophone is a neurological instrument invented by an American neurologist that allows disabled patients to create sounds by their ...
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Music arouses 13 different emotions in humans
There are 13 categories of feelings related to listening to music for all humans, regardless of their country, language or ...
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We now know the effects of music therapy on the brain
Music therapy has already proven itself. But how it acts on the brain was still unclear. A new study explains ...
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Sleep disorders: 2 out of 3 people listen to music to fall asleep
Two out of three people listen to music to fall asleep believing that it promotes sleep by blocking internal and ...
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Music therapy: a French application treats pain
Montpellier neurologists have developed a music therapy application. Three curves adapt the rhythm to the mode of care and the ...
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Music therapy: Mozart and Strauss lower blood pressure
Strauss and Mozart's symphonies lower blood pressure and heart rate, German researchers find. To the sound of the symphonies of ...
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Cataract: music softens surgery
At Cochin Hospital, anesthetists play music for patients needing cataract surgery. Stress and pain would be reduced.How to relax as ...
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Fibromyalgia: a survey paints a portrait of patients
People with fibromyalgia are in low spirits. Affected by several diseases, victims of delayed diagnosis, they also face major psychological ...
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Alzheimer’s: music preserves memory and mood
Music to preserve the memory degraded by Alzheimer's. Singing or listening to popular songs helps stabilize patients with the disease.Singing ...
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Music therapy effective in depression in children
Music therapy is effective in treating depression in children and adolescents, according to a study. Doctors consider it as complementary ...
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How music helps fight brain decline
Playing an instrument, dancing, singing… Music therapy brings many benefits to sick patients, especially in cases of cognitive decline.Dance or ...
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