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22 Jul 2026
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News Desk, News Nation 360: On World Brain Day, Manipal Hospital Salt Lake, a flagship facility of the Manipal Hospitals Group, held a specialised clinical awareness workshop to highlight the therapeutic significance of music in promoting neuroplasticity and improving neurological recovery. The session, which was led by Consultant Neurologist Dr Subhajit Paul and Senior Consultant Neurologist Prof. Dr Ansu Sen, demonstrated how structured music therapy activates intricate brain connections that govern movement, language, memory, and emotional regulation. For patients recuperating from stroke, Parkinson's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, this integrative method provides essential supplemental assistance. Graced by Chief Guest Alokananda Roy (renowned dancer, actress, and social activist) alongside prominent cultural and scientific figures—including singer-economist Dr Shamik Pal, EZCC Director Asish Giri, scientist-singer Dr Tanya Das, film director Samarpan Sengupta, engineer-musician Binayak Sen, and engineer-singer Subhasis Mitra—the high-profile event underscored the WHO statistic that nearly one in three people will face a neurological condition in their lifetime. By demonstrating how melody and rhythm alleviate anxiety, encourage active participation in physical rehabilitation, and improve overall quality of life alongside standard medical care, Manipal Hospital Salt Lake reaffirmed its ongoing commitment to holistic, patient-centred brain health and early clinical intervention.
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