25 Aug The Rhythm of Healthier Aging
Posted at 18:34h
in Music Impact
ABSTRACT: Johns Hopkins neurologist Alex Pantelyat is developing promising treatments for his aging patients with Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases that involve no costly drugs or unpleasant side effects. These treatments are easy to pursue at home, or together with friends and family. And they appear to improve the health of patients with debilitating chronic illness while also unlocking feelings of joy and well-being. What is this seeming miracle drug? In a word, it’s music.
AUTHOR SUMMARY: Johns Hopkins Center for Innovative Medicine
READ MORE: https://www.hopkinscim.org/breakthrough/summer-2021/the-rhythm-of-healthier-aging/
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