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2025-01-15
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The Public Health Agency of Sweden: The Importance of Culture for Health and Well-being – A Summary of a Mapping Literature Review

In this publication, we summarize the results of a mapping literature review that examines research on the importance of culture for health and well-being. It includes findings from over 300 studies worldwide, exploring various aspects, from creating conditions for health and well-being at the societal level to the care and treatment of individuals with different illnesses.

The results suggest that music, visual arts, theater, or dance can improve both physical and mental health while also promoting social inclusion and a sense of belonging.

Read the publicationen (in Swedish) here

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