Exploratory study finds biological pathways linking arts engagement to health outcomes, suggesting new implications.
Background: Arts and cultural engagement (ACEng) has been linked to physical and mental health across the life course, but the biological mechanisms underpinning these associations are not well understood. Proteomic profiling offers a way to explore biological pathways that may mediate these effects. [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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