Music ‘may help’ cancer patients

LISTENING to music may help cancer patients by reducing anxiety, alleviating pain and improving quality of life, a study has found.

Music ‘may help’ cancer patients
Wed, 10 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
John von Radowitz

Scientists analysed evidence from almost 2,000 patients taking part in 30 trials.

Some simply listened to pre-recorded music while others had controlled experience sessions with trained music therapists.

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