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Proportion of Americans reading for pleasure fell by 40% over 20 years
The proportion of people reading for pleasure daily in the United States has declined by more than 40% over the last 20 years, new research from the EpiArts Lab shows.
Take part in research: Social prescribing for chronic pain
We are looking to interview stakeholders to understand whether social prescribing might be useful for people living with chronic pain and how to improve access to it.
Resource Recommendations for Youth Social Prescribing
In our recent Social Prescribing Youth Network (SPYN) Member Meetup, we asked attendees to share resource recommendations. Check out our crowdsourced list and read the event recap!
Arts Health Research Intensive 2025: time to learn, connect, and apply
In this blog, we share highlights, quotes, and reflections from our 5th Arts Health Research Intensive, which brought together inspiring individuals from all over the world, eager to propel forward the field of Arts in Health.
Researchers collaborate to explore social prescribing for older adults in Zimbabwe
Read about the latest work of SBB team members Alexandra Bradbury (NIHR Pre-Doctoral Fellow) and Dr Alexandra Burton (UCL Honorary Senior Research Fellow).
Professor Daisy Fancourt speaks at the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Creative Health
The meeting at Westminster earlier this month brought together a diverse group to discuss how the arts can support children and young people's mental health.