Ragtime Medicine Aids Anesthesia Recovery At Hospital
A 1920s report describes using ragtime music during anesthesia recovery to calm nerves and quicken awakening. At New York hospitals patients emerged from ether or chloroform more cheerful with fewer headaches, aided by phonograph selections from You Wore a Tulip to lively tunes in convalescent wards.
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