Stroke patients in South Yorkshire will be given music therapy to "inspire hope and progress" as part of a two-year trial.

The authors suggest that listening to music every day can be a valuable and inexpensive addition to rehabilitation treatment during early stroke recovery.

Matt Pinfield, 63, suffered the stroke in Los Angeles that has left him 'incapacitated,' according to a doctor's report.

Description In our ageing society, the number of elderly persons suffering a stroke in increasing, and novel ways to aid recovery are needed. Comprising three consecutive clinical studies, this ...

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Stroke patients at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) are set to benefit from an innovative two-year pilot programme introducing Music Therapy to the Stroke Rehabilitation Service at ...

Abbie Jean-Baptiste, a neurologic music therapist, says music will be used as a tool to help enhance recovery [Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust] A woman regained ...

Recovery or improvement after a stroke typically depends on other neurons growing new connections to take over the functions of the brain cells that died, he said. Music therapist strikes right ...

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