Music Triggering Memories in Dementia Patients

Published On: November 17th, 2009

With the help of some old familiar tunes, advanced-dementia patients at Beth Abraham Family of Health Services in New York are reconnecting with their memories and with each other in ways that may seem surprising for those with degenerative brain diseases.

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