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Music: An Underutilised Tool in Neurocardiology? HRC2021 Lifelong Learning video

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We recorded this discussion on the use of music in heart brain studies on 9 September 2021 for the Lifelong Learning section of the Heart Rhythm Congress (HRC2021), a conference offering education in arrhythmias for patients and clinicians, taking place online 3-6 October 2021.

Other contributions include a series of arrhythmia music videos with ECG descriptions suitable for non-experts – bit.ly/HRC2021-music. All four videos were also part of a Scientific American OpEd on How Music Can Literally Heal the Heart.

Agenda
0:07Introduction
1:19Music Expressivity
5:27Heart Brain Studies
9:07Music Heart Brain Interactions
9:43Cardiac Response to Live Music Performance
12:10Music for Heart Health?
12:54Heart.FM
Heart Rhythm Congress 2021: Lifelong Learning: Music: An Underutilised Tool in Neurocardiology?

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