A study conducted by the University of Hong Kong found that medical students with musical experience performed surgical tasks 10% faster and with greater skill. The research involved 203 final-year medical students, revealing that those with a background in playing instruments completed tasks in an average of 223.5 seconds, compared to 249.3 seconds for their non-musical peers. One student highlighted how childhood musical training in finger placement and coordination provided an advantage in surgical techniques and stress management. AI
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