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Stage fright and management through breathing
Treatment, management of stage fright through breathing (...)
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Listening to happy music facilitates divergent thinking
Listening to ‘happy music’ is associated with an increase in divergent thinking, but not convergent thinking. (...)
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Teaching music to children, better late than early!
Experienced musicians with later learning have shown an advantage in complex decision-making tasks compared to musicians trained earlier. (...)
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Awakened brain surgery in a musician for a brain tumor
Primitive brain tumors have been increasing steadily for about 20 years. The largest number, almost 50%, is represented by tumors linked to the proliferation of cells surrounding neurons, glial cells; these are gliomas. (...)
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Dance has a beneficial effect on cerebral aging more than sport and gymnastics
The practice of dance has the ability to increase the volume of the hippocampus, thus promoting, despite aging, memory, learning, maintaining balance. (...)
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Amateur musical practices, unexpected benefits compared to professional practices
The professional practice of music presents benefits regarding cerebral aging compared to non-musicians, but less than amateur music practices. (...)
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Wind instrumentalists, protect your gums with mouthwashes with green tea
Mouthwashes with green tea to prevent gingivitis in wind instrumentalists, better than chlorhexidine products (...)
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Dyskinesia and dystonia induced by primpan in a musician during a cruise
This clinical case presents the undesirable effects of metoclopramide in a musician, medication prescribed in a short time with low doses, for seasickness. (...)
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Revue Médecine des Arts N°95 Physical and mental health of musicians
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