music
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Mozart Effect Helps Premature Babies Get StrongerPlaying Mozart music to premature babies seems to help them gain weight faster and become stronger, new research found.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Music Linked to Marijuana Use
A new study finds that teens who listen to music that mentions marijuana are significantly more likely to use the drug.
By Live Science Staff Published
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Americans Are Info-JunkiesAverage Americans spend about 12 hours consuming 34 gigabytes of information daily.
By Ker Than Published
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Chimps Enjoy a Good Tune, TooAn experiment finds that chimps may have a sense of musical rhythm.
By Stéphan Reebs Published
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Walking and Talking on Phone Dangerous For Seniors
Talking on the phone while walking may be dangerous, while strolling with music does not pose the same hazard, a new study finds.
By Rachael Rettner Published
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Music Improves Brain FunctionResearchers examine how the brain experiences and benefits from musical training.
By Phillip F. Schewe Published
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Music Benefits Exercise, Studies ShowExercising to some tunes may make for a better workout.
By Dan Peterson Published
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Monkey Drumming Suggests the Origin of MusicPrimate communication systems shed light on the origins of language and music.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
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How Loud is Your iPod?Some college students listen to their iPods at volumes that may lead to hearing damage, according to a new study
By Rachael Rettner Published