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3 potentially unique acoustic features of healing music that transcend genre identified

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Age of those with gender dysphoria is falling

Less ‘risky’ sex of early pandemic still evident year after first lockdown

Satisfying mid-life relationships linked to lower multiple chronic disease risk

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