Elvis Presley’s sultry singing voice may hold the key to
understanding the social deficits affecting some with developmental
disabilities, new research suggests.
Using Presley’s “Love Me Tender” and a handful of other songs, scientists say they were able to obtain a better understanding of the biological triggers involved in Williams syndrome, a developmental
disorder marked by extreme friendliness.
The findings could also have implications for those with conditions
ranging from autism to anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder,
researchers said.
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