Babies learn rhythm through bouncing and music
A study by Laurel Trainor from McMaster University shows 7 month olds prefer rhythms that match how they were bounced. Infants listened longer when the march or waltz beat aligned with their movement, suggesting multisensory input wires early rhythm perception.
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Hospitals cut costs and complications in care shift
Hospitals nationwide tighten infection control to curb ventilator pneumonia and catheter infections. At Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in New Jersey no ventilator patients developed pneumonia for 13 months, part of a broader effort led by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and Johns Hopkins to cut preventable hospital deaths and shorten stays.
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