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‘Astonishing’: Music therapy ignites compensatory brain wiring in dementia

The small Swinburne University study found eight weeks of singing and handbell therapy improved test scores and brain connectivity in six dementia patients.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Music can be a salve for the soul but a new study shines a light on what it may do for the brains of people living with dementia.

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‘Astonishing’: Music therapy ignites compensatory brain wiring in dementia

Music can be a salve for the soul but a new study shines a light on what it may do for the brains of people living with dementia.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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