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    Music hashealing that healthcare profession an established emotional, usessongs address physical, to the cognitiveand social needs of patients. Music therapy is not a cure-all, but doctorssay it encourage and can sometimes calmspatients person moverndependently.

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    Anthony DeJuan Boatwright has been with speech impediments,for example, Musicophilia:Tales of Music and the Brain,
    semicomatoseand on a ventilatorsincethe sound therapy might help to elicit clearer saysthat in additionto improvingmovement
    ageof 14monthsafterhewasseverelyinjured speech.Forthe comatose,it mightencourage and speech,music can triggerthe releaseof
    during a d ay ca re accid ent .Now 9, J uan, a personto openhis or her eyesor attemptto mood-alteringbrainchemicalsand once-lost
    as he'scalled,barelyopenshiseyes. speak.lt is not a cure-all,but doctorssay it memoriesandemotions.In Juan'scase,Lane
    Yet something amazinghappenedthree calmspatientsand cansometimesencourage thought hearing"Overthe Rainbow"invoked
    yearsagowhen PattiLaBellecameto Atlanta a motionlesspersonto moverndependently. a memoryand broughthim somejoy.
    to sere na deJua n with "S om ewher eO v er "We are wrredto respondto music.In the M u s i c h a s b e e n f o u n d t o g e n e r a te
    the Rainb ow." womb, we hear the rhythmic ticking of our pleasure-promotingendorphinsthat can
    "His eyes openedwide. He kept looking mother's heartbeat.Even beforewe lmakel boost the immune system. But ultimately,
    at her,"saysJacquelineBoatwright,Juan's our first audible cry, we are already pro- sound therapy has different outcomes for
    mother."He felt her and heardher singing.lt grammed and sometimesconditionedto differentoeople.
    wasthe beautyof hervoice" respondto soundandmusic,"explainsDeforia "When I have sung to people [who are]
    Musichashealingpowers.Musictherapyis Lane.Ph.D.,authorof Musicas Medicineand comatoseor hadtheir familessingwith me,
    an establishedhealthcare professionthat director of music therapy at Cleveland's there is a noticeablechange,"saysLane."lf
    usessongsto addressthe physical,emotional, UniversityHospitalsCase MedicalCenter they don't open their eyes,their blood pres-
    cognitiveand social needs of patients, no with the lreland Cancer Center. University sure shoots up or they might mouth the
    mattertheirage.Fordecades,it hasbeenused Hospitalsis the siteof oneof the country'stop words even though nothing comes out in
    to treat neurologicalconditionsincluding musictherapyprograms. terms of vocal sound. I've had some wake
    autismanddepression.
    Alzheimer's, Forthose Neur olo g i s t O l i v e r S a c k s , a u t h o r o f up as I'm standingtheresinging."

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