Can learning to jam keep your mind sharp? study tests Music's power against aging
NCT ID NCT06721390
Summary
This study is testing whether taking music improvisation classes can help improve thinking skills and self-control in older adults. Researchers want to see if this fun, creative training can help people stay mentally engaged, especially those with mild memory concerns. The study will compare the effects of the music classes to a control group to understand how this activity might benefit the brain.
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The study is taking place at community sites in San Francisco.
San Francisco, California, 94110, United States
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