How the Neuroscience World Took the Suicidal Death of Professor Jonathan Driver (expert in Cognitive Neuroscience at Ucl) and Michael Jackson (celebrity, Pop Singer)?

It is easy to relate the above two deaths of POP performers, and many of such un-noticed, to the family or socially related psychological stresses that cumulate to develop well known depression syndrome and finally suicide. However, apart from the beneficial effects of different types of music reported in literature, it is also important to look on the gradual neuro-physiological changes that may occur in the body of a performer specially ROCK & POP, due to continuous strong exposure to high intensity lights, high pitched voice along with too rapid motor movements during performance. Transverse and longitudinal neurophysiological studies (both macro and micro levels) are to be conducted on persons who are engaged in this profession and also to chronic listeners to prevent them to become patho-physiological cases by optimising their activities and environment and enjoy the beneficial music only, if desired.