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like abstract reasoning, were not affected. “There’s some evidence out there that retirement may be bad for cognition, because when you retire, you don’t challenge your brain as much ...

Music is a vibrational event that impinges upon the body and the brain. As such, it can induce bodily and psychological reactions that rely on innate dispositions and acquired mechanisms for coping ...