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The Effect of Sound and Music on Cancer Cell Viability - Current Evidence and Mechanisms Behind

2026-07-08

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Music therapy is established in oncology as a supportive intervention to reduce anxiety, pain, distress and treatment-related symptom burden. Beyond these clinical effects, emerging experimental evidence suggests that audible sound and music may also exert direct biological effects on non-auditory cells, including cancer cells. This review summarizes current evidence on the effects of audible sound, music and acou...

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Literature Corpus work: 9ba71b2a-7f45-587a-a449-d719186299ba
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202607.0564.v1

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