"The findings from our study help explain why music can be an effective, low-risk approach for pain management," Bradt said.

A new review study led by Joke Bradt, PhD, a professor in Drexel University’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, ...

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Could music affect cells? According to a recent life science project, it is possible. The results may be a first step to using music to treat diabetes. If you have diabetes, the cells in the pancreas ...

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Diners listening to slower music approach eating more calmly, chew their food more thoroughly, and linger longer at the table, a new study from Italy has found. At the University of Gastronomic ...

Many studies have demonstrated that music-based interventions—such as listening to music—can help reduce pain from a variety ...