25 Aug Why Music Causes Memories To Flood Back
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ABSTRACT: This article from the Washington Post examines the link between music and memory retrieval. The article specifically focuses on how people suffering from forms of dementia like Alzheimer’s can often recall lyrics to songs from their earlier days, even while struggling to retain short-term memories. The link between music and memory is compared to the way memories also link to olfaction.
AUTHOR SUMMARY: Marlene Cimons
READ MORE: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/02/26/songs-music-memory-connection/
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