NIH taps brain to study music as therapy nationwide
NIH unites musicians researchers and therapists to map brain circuits linked to music and health. The effort builds on findings that listening or making music can aid stroke survivors Parkinson's patients and Alzheimer's, with imaging showing brain regions more active when singing from imagination than actual singing.
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