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Music prevents stress-induced depression and anxiety-like behavior in mice
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Discover how music can be a powerful tool in combating stress-induced depression and anxiety, as revealed by Qiang Fu, Rui Qiu, Lei Chen, Yuewen Chen, Wen Qi, and Yong Cheng. This groundbreaking study on mice demonstrates how music exposure can restore key physiological markers and thwart harmful effects of stress.
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