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Rupert Noffs sings to his mum, Mandy, who has advanced Alzheimer’s.

  • November 9, 2026
  • 6:24 am
Rupert Noffs sings to his mum, Mandy, who has advanced Alzheimer’s.


Music therapy can provide comfort to those living with dementia. It may also rewire their brains.

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