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Serum proteomic correlates of arts and cultural engagement: implications for novel biological pathways linking arts to health

2026-01-11

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Arts and cultural engagement (ACEng) have been linked to numerous physical and mental health outcomes across the life course, but research into the underlying biological mechanisms remains embryonic. We characterized the serum proteomic signatures of ACEng using data from a general population sample of ∼6,000 adults (Mean age: 53, SD: 18) in the UK Household Longitudinal Study with proteome profiling. Cross-sectio...

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c69af41c-e3ef-58e1-9160-33e0e5d06264
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10.64898/2026.01.09.26343769
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