When you sing, your body releases endorphins, which are the natural painkillers and mood elevators. These chemicals interact ...
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Hallelujah! Singing in a choir helps reduce your heart attack risk by releasing feelgood chemicals
Belting out a pop song is one way to blow off steam. Now scientists have concluded that regularly singing as part of a choir could regulate the body's stress hormones. Saliva tests on 183 volunteers ...
Over 2.8m Britons take part in choirs, and research shows that group singing is a powerful antidote to anxiety, depression ...
Ryan Brown, 19, of Marlton, says music 'saved' her from 'dark places.' She hopes to one day bring it into the classroom as an ...
AMES, Iowa – Singing may provide benefits beyond improving respiratory and swallow control in people with Parkinson’s disease, according to new data from Iowa State University researchers. The results ...
Karaoke aficionados instinctively know there’s something liberating about getting up in front of a crowd of strangers and belting out a favorite tune. Singing something like Bobby McFerrin’s “Don’t ...
The need to belong is one of the most basic and powerful human needs. Social connection is a key to healthier and happier lives. The impact of chronic feelings of isolation on health is comparable to ...
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