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Neuroarts Quick Facts Guide

Neuroarts Quick Facts Guide
The Neuroarts Quick Facts Guide highlights the growing body of research demonstrating how the arts influence health, cognition, education, and community well-being. Studies show that engaging with music, dance, visual arts, and literature leads to measurable improvements across multiple domains.
Posted byCherry Ng

8 out of 9 studies measuring balance report significant positive changes

Dance can significantly improve muscular strength and endurance, balance, and other aspects of functional fitness in older adults.

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Singing improved maximum expiratory pressure in COPD patients 

Weekly singing classes were well tolerated by COPD patients, helping improve maximal expiratory pressure and quality of life. 

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Older adults who regularly read books had a 20% reduction in mortality risk compared to those who did not read regularly

Book readers had a 20% lower risk of mortality over 12 years compared to non-book readers.

Read more on the Neuroarts Resource Center.