Social prescribing: the model expanding the notion of care
Social Prescribing is a model that expands the treatment options available to primary care physicians, and more and more countries are implementing it.
A new culture of healthy longevity
Loneliness is one of the great silent emergencies of our time. It is revealed as a cross-cutting condition that affects young and old.
Loneliness: the invisible epidemic
Loneliness is one of the great silent emergencies of our time. It manifests itself as a widespread condition that affects both young and old.
Art and health: a proven connection
Painting, singing, dancing and writing are not only passions: they’re tools for treatment, prevention and well-being that everyone can access.
Health and culture. The economic value of cultural engagement
Art and culture not only enrich society, but also contribute to physical and mental wellbeing, by reducing the pressure on health services.
Graphic Medicine: a powerful health education tool
In recent years, comics have emerged as effective tool for prevention, health promotion, health education. Visual language makes science more accessible.
Arts and laughter: healing the psychological wounds from global conflicts
In a world torn by wars and crises, arts and laughter help millions overcome trauma, promote social integration, and rebuild lives with dignity and hope.
The power of choral singing and its impact on health and the community
Numerous studies have proven the positive impacts of choral singing on mental, social and physical health and well-being. Let's take a look at them.
The psychological well-being of young university students: challenges and opportunities for an inclusive future
One of three young people in Italy suffers from depression. The decline in psychological well-being is linked to stress, isolation and an unhealthy lifestyle.
Well-being in older age calls for collective cultural change
The increase in global longevity calls for a cultural change to ensure healthy and active ageing.
Mortality and education: how learning slows the pace of ageing
Numerous studies have shown a clear correlation between a higher level of education and a longer lifespan.
Singing has a powerful impact on the neuronal development of premature babies
Maternal singing has been revealed to be a powerful means of improving the neuronal development and well-being of premature babies.
Dance your anxiety away!
Dancing can do even more than sport to combat anxiety, stress and depression.
The power of sound passes into the coma state
Anxiety can be ‘acoustically modulated’ in neuro-intensive care patients: a high-impact interdisciplinary research pathway.
Community resources for the health of everyone
Il concetto di salute comprende anche il benessere mentale e sociale. Dall’OMS alcuni consigli per creare contesti salutogenici e fare comunità.
The role of museums today, yesterday and tomorrow
Museums: from temples devoted to the preservation of treasures to living spaces where it is possible to understand the world and improve society.
Flourishing through the arts
By cultivating affectivity and positivity and unlocking our potential, we can flourish as individuals and as a society.
Smartphone addiction: the fine line between necessity and obsession among young people
Excessive smartphone use is emerging as a new form of addiction among young people, making digital education increasingly necessary.