Recent studies show that listening to personally chosen music can reduce pain and anxiety after surgery or during illness by altering brain activity and distraction. The effect holds regardless of genre—what matters most is what resonates with the patient.
(c) Esra Korkmaz

La musique soulage douleur et anxiété après chirurgie ou maladie

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Des études récentes montrent que l’écoute d’une musique choisie personnellement réduit douleur et anxiété après une intervention ou en cas de maladie en agissant sur l’activité cérébrale et l’attention. Le genre importe moins que l’attachement personnel.

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