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lling to participate pro bono, though typically their percent effort would be less than 10% because of other commitments. Program in Neuroscience Mark Jude Tramo, MD, PhD Director, The Institute for Music & Brain Science Associate Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School & Attending Neurologist, Massac

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uation of such effects is needed to ensure that music is used most effectively in patient care. Such an ef- fort is one of the aims of neurologist Mark Jude Tramo, MD, PhD, founder and director of the Institute for Music and Brain Science at Harvard Medical School, in Boston. Throughout his ca- reer, Tramo h

finding out "how music is understood by the brain, from the single cell on up to global process- ing" and applying that knowledge clinically, said Nicholas Zervas, MD, professor of neurosurgery at Harvard Medical School and an executive board member of the institute. Accordingly, the institute is ex- pected

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