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2021-02-12
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Science and Culture: At the nexus of music and medicine, some see treatments for disease

A new Science and Culture article in PNAS highlights recent and ongoing research regarding the role of music in treating disease, including studies on music interventions for Parkinson’s from the lab of BRAMS co-director Simone Dalla Bella.

Read the article on BRAMS website here

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