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Viewing art may support mental well-being, spark reflection, and strengthen social connections, say researchers.

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Midtown's Hannan Center serves adults aged 55+ and has restored vibrancy and health to hundreds of the region’s older ...

Art is a tonic for body and mind What if a visit to a museum could boost your well-being just like a medical consultation? Interacting with works of art can calm tensions, awaken the mind and ...

Ballroom dancing evokes "Dirty Dancing" and "Dancing with the Stars." Prestige studio uses the art form to improve your ...

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