‘Astonishing’: Music therapy ignites compensatory brain wiring in dementia
A new study suggests music therapy may stimulate compensatory changes in the brains of people living with dementia. The findings highlight a possible neurological benefit of music, though the article description does not provide further study details.
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‘Astonishing’: Music therapy ignites compensatory brain wiring in dementia
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