# Larry Sherman
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larry sherman (died April 8, 2020) was an American record publisher who helped the rise of house music in the United States. A Chicago businessman, he owned Precision Record Pressing and founded multiple record labels, most notably Trax Records. He was 70 years old.
Every Brain Needs Music: Dr. Larry Sherman and the Chandler Lecture Series
OSHU Professor of Neuroscience, Dr. Larry Sherman, talks to Bruce about his lecture in the Nancy R. Chandler Lecture series entitled Every Brain Needs Music: The Neuroscience Of Music-Making And Listening. The presentation is October 20 at COCC. You can find more information and a ticket link her...
Can You Practice Mindfulness While Driving?
In this episode of the Miracle Commute podcast, host Scott Winterroth discusses the relevance of practicing mindfulness during daily commutes to reduce stress and start the day with focus and positivity. As per his recommendations, commuters can incorporate mindfulness into their driving routine ...
6. The benefits of learning to play music - with neuroscientist Larry Sherman
This podcast explores the benefits of music for the brain with neuroscientist professor Larry Sherman. He discusses how music can boost myelination, new cell formation, and synapse creation. He emphasizes the importance of challenge in learning music and the varied effects of different genres.
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Episode 35
In this episode we talked to Neuroscientist Dr. Larry Sherman of OHSU about the upcoming Romance, Love Songs, and Neuroscience event coming up this valentines day. We also talked to the Wiggles, an internationally famous group, who will be in concert in Portland on June 5th for their Bouncing Bal...
4/12/25 S 11 E 2200: DR. LARRY SHERMAN - COMPOUND IN FLOWERS TO TREAT CANCER
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SCIENTISTS HAVE IDENTIFIED A NATURAL COMPOUND FOUND IN FLOWERS THAT HALTS THE PROCESS INVOLVED IN THE PROGRESSION OF CERTAIN FORMS OF CANCER, INCLUDING MULTIP...
4/12/25 S11 E22 FULL SHOW: DR. LARRY SHERMAN - COMPOUND IN FLOWERS TO TREAT CANCER, STORY OF RECOVERY- PERRI KERN, DR. BONATI- ON "SIDE EFFECTS/COMPLICATIONS FROM ANESTHESIA IN SPINE SURGERY", DR. CHRISTOPHER MACKLIN - 5G CELL RADIATION CONCERNS
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SCIENTISTS HAVE IDENTIFIED A NATURAL COMPOUND FOUND IN FLOWERS THAT HALTS THE PROCESS INVOLVED IN THE PROGRESSION OF CERTAIN FORMS ...
5/10/25 S11 E13 AMT FULL TV SHOW- Using Flowers to Treat MS and Cancer w/ Dr. Larry Sherman & Jason’s “Story of Recovery.”
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This Week: Kimberly Bonati, Ethan Youker and Spine surgeon Alfred Bonati, M.D., discuss a natural compound found in flowers th...
Science Series 5: Larry Sherman / Understanding Alzheimer’s, MS, Parkinson’s / Music & the Brain
Larry Sherman is a Professor of Neuroscience at the Oregon Health and Science University, and is the President of the Oregon and Southwest Washington Chapter of the Society of Neuroscience.
He has over 100 publications related to brain development and neurodegenerative diseases, and is the co-a...
Episode 452: Why Natural Myelin Repair Stops Working for People with MS (And How It Could Be Re-Started!) with Dr. Larry Sherman
Myelin repair is a natural function. But, for people living with MS, that ability to repair myelin eventually stops working. New research led by my guest, Dr. Larry Sherman, may explain why that happens and point to new possibilities for future myelin repair treatments.
Dr. Sherman is a profes...
How Slowing Down Makes Life Better & Why Every Brain Needs Music
Ever notice how your face turns bright red when you're embarrassed—and makes the whole situation even worse? As awkward as blushing feels, it isn't a design flaw. It's actually serving a purpose that's far more useful than most people realize. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/bering-in-mind/w...
