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Non-COVID research in the midst of a pandemic: Lessons from music and neuroscience

Written by Karen M. Johnston, MD, Ph.D, Neurosurgery There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound influence on the science of virology, epidemiology and vaccine development among other areas of research. On the flip side, other research has stalled, labs waiting empty and grant funding demolished.  Read more…

By International Association for Music and Medicine, 1 year1 year ago

Does the language of a lullaby play a role in soothing infants?

Written by Karen M. Johnston, MD, Ph.D., Neurosurgery In a recent Nature and Human Behaviour issue Bainbridge et al (1) challenge the reader with the idea that lullabies in many (most?) languages have the ability to soothe an infant despite the baby not recognizing the music or the language. As Read more…

By International Association for Music and Medicine, 2 years2 years ago

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