
Music Can Heal the Brain
New therapies are using rhythm, beat and melody to help patients recover language, hearing, motion and emotion

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Music Can Heal the Brain
New therapies are using rhythm, beat and melody to help patients recover language, hearing, motion and emotion

Everyone Can Gain from Making Music
The perks of learning to play an instrument last for decades

Teacher Brings Hope to Ebola Victims
An American woman offers help and home to children in Liberia

Strong Leadership Can Unleash Group Innovation
Harvard Business School’s Linda A. Hill explains how to foster an organization’s collective genius

Science Debunks Midlife Myths
Psychological studies suggest that midlife crises are real, but the stereotypes are not

Common Parasite Could Manipulate Our Behavior
Toxoplasma gondii, an insidious and common parasite spread by cats, controls its rodent host’s brain—and may be manipulating our own behavior as well

Common Cat Parasite Infects Many Other Hosts
Toxoplasma gondii affects creatures on land, in the air and on the sea through multiple means of transmission

First Aid for Mental Illness Shows Promise
Could an eight-hour class prevent tragedies triggered by psychiatric disorders?