02 Feb Doctors Develop Music-Making App To Battle Brain Fog In Cancer Patients
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ABSTRACT: Doctors from the University of Cincinnati are researching innovative ways to battle brain fog, and a new study has tested the waters of virtual music therapy. The app is reportedly being implemented in a randomized study conducted by Sengupta and her colleagues, wherein breast cancer survivors who are experiencing brain fog are assigned to one of two groups: those who listen to music 15 minutes a day and those who write their own music for 15 minutes a day.
AUTHOR SUMMARY: Niko Sani
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