Music Therapy

Music Mood Booster

Music can help improve mental health, but the reason for this remains a mystery

Choral singing may help stroke survivors regain their speech, researchers say

Singing therapy

Listening to music can help ease chronic pain, but controlling the song choice is critical

Music therapy

Children's Health

Playing the drums may be an untapped autism intervention, research suggests

Drumming as autism intervention

Alternative Medicine

Creating music, or simply listening, boosts well-being, research shows

Music Study

Listening to music can help reduce levels of depression and menopause symptoms in women, study finds

Music therapy for menopause

That's Show Biz

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Drexel study: Music can lessen anxiety, reduce pain in cancer patients

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Sufjan Stevens takes soulful sound to the Academy stage

Local Kickstarter: Music therapy research for Down syndrome

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Music therapy program aids patients with Alzheimer's

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