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Listening to music immediately after learning improves memory in older adults and Alzheimer’s patients
Listening to music immediately after learning new information may help improve memory retention in older adults and ...
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A New Study Revealed Doing This Highly Enjoyable Activity Every Day Could Lower Your Dementia Risk
A research team from Monash University in Australia looked at data from more than 10,800 adults over the age of 70 and found that those who listened to music most days experienced a 39% lower ...
Some people who want to mentally concentrate in public places without distractions from background noise - be it on a gripping new novel, their own thoughts, or whatever - put on headphones and listen ...
Reducing the risk of a life-altering neurodegenerative disease by almost half sounds like it should require some sort of miraculous medicinal intervention, but an increasing number of scientific ...
Have you ever gotten the chills from listening to a particular song? A new study by Canadian researcher Darius Valevicius has found that listening to chill-inducing music can reduce pain, and may ...
Studies show listening to music can physiologically ease stress and even reduce depressive symptoms. Researchers in the ...
Along with books, notebooks, pens, and pencils — new research shows music may also help children achieve better grades. Market research company OnePoll, on behalf of CSU Global, surveyed 2,000 ...
12don MSN
Lighting strongly influences people’s experience while listening to music, a new study suggests
A multidisciplinary team from three universities found that indoor lighting of various hues so strongly influences listeners’ ...
Ever look at someone in Walter Library with headphones on and wonder, what are they listening to? A&E set out to ten different study spots around campus to ask their hardworking peers just that ...
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