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Why Does Music Ease Pain? Drexel Researchers Map the Evidence
A new review study led by Joke Bradt, PhD, a professor in Drexel University’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, examined biological, psychological and social mechanisms that may explain the pain-reducing effects of music.
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STAR Students Showcase Summer Studies
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New Process for Making MXEnes Via Vapor-Phase Synthesis Could Expand Its Technological Applications
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Caregivers of Children with Cancer Engage in Culinary Medicine Classes and Coaching in New Drexel-Led Study
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Songwriting Survivorship: A Music Therapy Study Examines the Needs and Challenges of Cancer Survivors
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App-Based Support Improves Dementia Caregivers’ Well-Being
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For Green Building, 'Durable Is the New 'Sustainable'
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Drexel University's Recent Academic Activity: Sponsored Opportunities and New Partnerships From Spring 2026
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Faculty Highlights: Recent Awards and Grants from Spring 2026
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