Bridging the gap between art and science for better health

The availability of non-pharmacologic interventions that are effective in the treatment of neurological diseases would be a significant contribution to the field.  We all stand to benefit from a holistic approach to science and art, and the recent emphasis on exploring the impact of music on healthcare and including the humanities in medical training are steps in the right direction.

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