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Compared with those who said they never, rarely or sometimes listened to music, the “always” category, was associated with a 39% decreased risk of dementia and better cognition and memory scores, the study found.

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Could you discuss this bias and what that means for studying animal cognition and behavior?

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"These findings show that short-term treatment improved cognition and brain health, making them a promising candidate to address age- and Alzheimer's disease-related cognitive decline."

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If fear of the undead is a human universal, is it a consequence of common cognition, as some psychologists suggest, or cultural transmission, as anthropologists might prefer?

One gradually destroys memory and cognition, while the other ravages the body through uncontrolled cell growth.

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