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Researchers tested pink noise on 37 Alzheimer's patients, finding 0.88 more recalled word pairs, a 19 per cent improvement. The study used Bitbrain equipment over two nights 14 days apart. Results remain unpeer-reviewed but suggest a proof of concept for home therapy.
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