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InterestingMultisensoryNeuroscienceScientificSoundVisual Study sheds new light on how we use our senses to interpret value and risk | MDlinx
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EmotionsHealthMemoryNeuroscienceScientificSmell The Neuroscience of Smell Memories Linked to Place and Time | Psychology Today
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InterestingNeuroscienceScientificSound New study reports that while listening to music, brain activity becomes synchronized to the rhythmic structure of the sound | Neuroscience News
HealthNeuroscienceSmell Mouse gene tests explore Alzheimer’s and the mechanics of smell | Cosmos Magazine
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EmotionsHealthMemoryMultisensoryNeuroscienceSmell Could Smell Be The Key To Unlocking Memories For People With Dementia? « CBS New York
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HealthInterestingNeuroscienceScientificSound When one person tells a story and the other actively listens, their brains actually begin to synchronize
