A multidisciplinary team from three universities found that indoor lighting of various hues so strongly influences listeners’ ...

Pop music lyrics have transformed over the past 50 years, revealing troubling patterns that mirror society's mental health struggles.

The ethical and artistic debates aside, there are good reasons for research into artificial-intelligence systems that can generate music. A new system described in the International Journal of Arts ...

Listening to music on a regular basis later in life could significantly reduce the risk of dementia, new research suggests. The Australian research team analysed data from more than 10,800 adults aged ...

Niyogi Books hosted a discussion on stress and resilience, coinciding with the launch of SAHARA, a support collective for women. The event, inspired by the anthology "Bandaged Moments," explored how ...

A new study showed that regularly listening to music, whether its' from Sir Mix A Lot (pictured here) or someone else, is associated with lower likelihoods of cognitive decline and dementia. (Photo by ...

Researchers from the University of Cologne and Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf have identified a new ubiquitin form dedicated to proteostasis and healthy aging. They show that CxUb, a short term ...

The study highlights creatine’s impact on sleep deprivation and stress levels, citing benefits that go beyond muscle and performance. The study highlighting benefits in those two pivotal areas (among ...

Prof Neil Walsh received no honoraria for the completion of this work. Liverpool John Moores University received funding for this work from Danone Research & Innovation specifically to cover research ...

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In a nutshell: Millions of people are using smartwatches and other wearable devices every day to keep their stress levels in check. Almost all of them are wrong, researchers say, because there appears ...