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Music Makes Surgery Less Scary and Painful, and There's 30 Years of Research to Back That Up

Richard Bradbury | Audrey Raj | Arvindh Yuvaraj

27-Apr-18 12:00

Music Makes Surgery Less Scary and Painful, and There's 30 Years of Research to Back That Up

On Enterprise Biz Bytes today,Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Audrey Raj discussed:

1:32 - Music Makes Surgery Less Scary and Painful, and There's 30 Years of Research to Back That Up

6:53 - Ingenious Digital Swear Jar Uses Voice Recognition To Penalize You For Bad Words

15:21 - Disney’s Pneumatic ‘Force Jacket’ Could Be The Key To Awesome VR Theme Parks

22:13 - Amazon's Echo For Kids Is A Dot With A Case, Cuter Responses, And Parental Controls

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Categories:  Health Policy,  Diseases and Conditions,  Mental Health,  Healthy Living,  Fitness,  Science,  Technology,  Medical Innovation and Technology,  Tech,  Entrepreneurship,  Personal Development,  SME

Tags:  Biz Bytes,  Music,  Surgery,  Digital swear jar,  JarGone,  Amazon,  Echo,  child friendly digital assistants, 


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