JAMA Reports Adolescent Hearing Loss Is On The Rise
Published July 18, 2010 (Reprinted from http://alexdoman.com)

If you are constantly telling your teenager to turn down the volume it is with good reason. A new study published in the current issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) reports that hearing loss among teens is on the rise.

OGDEN, UT – Aug. 4/PRNewswire/ – Advanced Brain Technologies today announced results demonstrating that a modified music program followed for ten weeks, improved speech skills in children with Down syndrome. The results of the study, conducted in Nottingham, United Kingdom, were published Monday, in an early online before print version of the article scheduled to appear in the journal Music and Medicine.

Advanced Brain Technologies Symposium 2010
October 24th - New Brunswick, New Jersey

Join ABT for its first ever East Coast Symposium! This exciting one-day event features researchers, clinicians, educators, and musicians. 

Modified Classical Music on iPods Helps Toilet Train Liverpool Children
Published July 8, 2010 (Reprinted from http://alexdoman.com)

The Liverpool Echo published an article today about the results of a pilot study which examined the effects of  modified classical music and a specific protocol to help children with autism and other cognitive and developmental challenges to be toilet trained.