Can a song soothe your PMS? researchers tune in
NCT ID NCT07217418
Summary
This small study looked at whether different types of music activities could help ease symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS). Twenty college students with PMS were split into groups to either listen to music, sing, or play an instrument for 30 minutes. Researchers measured their brain waves, muscle tension, heart rate, and asked about their anxiety and pain to see if the music made a difference.
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Marywood University
Scranton, Pennsylvania, 18509, United States
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