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To: elpolvo who wrote (20522)	1/3/2003 2:27:00 PM
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Melodies in Your Mind - (EurekAlert - December 12, 2002) eurekalert.org Researchers at Dartmouth are getting closer to understanding how some melodies have a tendency to stick in your head or why hearing a particular song can bring back a high school dance. They have found and mapped the area in your brain that processes and tracks music. It's a place that's also active during reasoning and memory retrieval. "This region in the front of the brain where we mapped musical activity is important for a number of functions, like assimilating information that is important to one's self, or mediating interactions between emotional and non-emotional information. Our results provide a stronger foundation for explaining the link between music, emotion and the brain," says Petr Janata, lead researcher on the study.

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