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How music can help children with autism connect

Music therapy may help children with autism improve their social interaction, verbal communication and social-emotional reciprocity

Music therapy may help children with autism improve their social interaction, verbal communication and social-emotional reciprocity Image: Brodie Vissers

Samata Sharma
Instructor, Harvard Medical School
Frank Tarazi
Professor, Harvard Medical School
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