Using music to delay the degeneration of dementia

By AGENCY

Seniors
Saturday, 25 Jun 2022
9:35 AM MYT

Listening to favourite songs from their youth appears to help patients with dementia. — AFP

Music is not just a source of entertainment.

It could also improve the mood and well-being of people suffering from senile dementia.

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