The scientists found that upbeat music was the top cure — easing motion sickness by a whopping 57.3%. Soft tunes weren’t far ...

There’s been a lot of buzz about high-intensity training in recent years, but a new study finds that simply listening to high-tempo music during a workout could also produce added health benefits.

Can music ease motion sickness? A new brain study finds that soft and joyful tunes reduce nausea by over 50%, while sad songs ...

A simulator study reveals that the right songs can cut motion sickness symptoms in half, making music a surprising tool for travel comfort.

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We’ve all seen that anime girl studying at her desk, headphones on, with the ginger cat chilling beside her. The LoFi music ...

I can’t study without music in the background. As a kid, my parents would grow worried about my studying habits — convinced that I wasn’t learning anything. I ended up with good enough grades and ...

Music holds some very magical powers. It has many therapeutic benefits as well as lightening your mood. High tempo, exciting music genres provide us with comfort, happiness, relief, inspiration, calm, ...

These days music is often sound floating in the background rather than a focus. There's a playlist for everything: cooking, ...

You've probably heard that classical music is good for studying, taking tests and doing creative work. This idea stems from the "Mozart Effect," a term coined in 1993 when scientists discovered that ...

A study of more than a quarter-million people in over 50 countries finds the links between musical preferences and personality are universal. The University of Cambridge study of 350,000 people on six ...