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How music can help relieve chronic pain

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image'A gran don't come for free'Berna Namoglu

As the 17th-century English playwright William Congreve said: “Music has charms to soothe a savage breast.” It is known that listening to music can significantly enhance our health and general feelings of well-being.

An important and growing area of research concerns how music helps to mitigate...

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