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What’s the connection between music and memory? Music and Memory Founder Dan Cohen joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to discuss how songs from youth can help battle Alzheimer’s and bring memories back. (Photo: Music and Memory)
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Great video Thanks
Personalized music play lists really works to "make the day" of dementia patients.And we observed too that to use a tablet,with a video that at the same time that the patient here the music he or her see beautiful photos, images,of landscapes,a calm and beautiful beach , sky, sunset, forests,etc.,it potentializes the great effects of the personalized music play lists, and helps to improve the mood am behavior, better than only hearing their preferred musics.