研究团队招募了50名18至40岁的英国参与者，其中一半人在伦敦考陶尔德美术馆欣赏马奈、梵高等大师 的原作，另一半则在非美术馆环境中观看相同画作的复制品。所有参与者佩戴传感器，实时监测心率和 皮肤温度，并采集唾液样本进行分析。 伦敦国王学院研究员伍兹表示，研究最令人惊喜的发现是，艺术能调节免疫系统、内分泌系统（负责激 素分泌）和自主神经系统，这是此前未被记录的独特发现。伍兹解释道，皮质醇、促炎细胞因子等指 标，和心脏病、糖尿病乃至焦虑症、抑郁症都有关联，"能降低这些指标，意味着文化体验确实能保护 身心健康"。英国艺术基金总干事珍妮·沃尔德曼表示："这项研究证实了我们的直观感受，艺术确实对 人有益。更重要的是，这种益处具有普遍性，无论背景如何，任何人都能体验。" （李迅典） 【环球时报综合报道】想缓解压力、保护心脏并增强免疫力？伦敦国王学院新研究给出了一个有趣的答 案——进美术馆欣赏艺术作品。英国《卫报》称，这项首次针对艺术观赏与生理健康关联的研究， 为"艺术疗愈"提供了科学依据。 结果令人惊喜，唾液检测结果显示，欣赏艺术品原作的参与者，压力激素皮质醇水平平均下降22%，而 观看复制品的仅下降8%。与压力、心脏病 ...

在世界乳腺癌防治月期间，GE医疗"粉红行动"以"触见Touch to See"为主题开展一系列关爱活动，包括 公益艺术展、乳腺健康科普、粉红跑、乳腺义诊等多元活动，将乳腺科学筛查、早诊早治理念渗透至更 广泛的女性群体。 GE医疗中国首席传播官钟路音表示："医疗以专业守护健康，艺术以共情传递力量，二者的交融，正是 GE医疗'粉红行动'深耕女性健康领域的精神内核。秉承'共创无界的医疗关爱'的全球使命，GE医疗以每 年的创新公益实践为纽带，呼吁女性关注乳腺'早健康'、开展定期的筛查行动，同时致力于为乳腺癌筛 诊疗模式提供可借鉴、可复制的经验，切实助力提升中国乳腺癌防治的整体实效。" 美中宜和联合创始人兼CFO陈霄表示："我们始终关注乳腺健康这一女性核心健康需求，并坚持以患 者、技术创新及医学突破为核心，提供个性化、全周期的健康管理服务，希望为更多女性带来关爱，推 动乳腺癌等重大疾病防治关口前移。这一理念与GE医疗不谋而合。我们期待通过此次公益艺术展，进 一步将双方合作边界深化至公益领域，持续为女性健康保驾护航。" 多方联动公益加码：以"无界关爱"共筑健康防线 在粉红十月，GE医疗与铿锵玫瑰战友团（乳腺癌公益爱心组织 ...

除学术交流外，大会特别设置了绘画、音乐、心理剧、沙盘等多个沉浸式艺术疗愈工作坊。"当前许多家庭教育困境源于过度关注'成才'而忽视了'成 人'。艺术疗愈，特别是绘画心理，提供了一种非语言的沟通桥梁，能有效绕过防御，帮助家长理解孩子未被言说的情绪与压力，是回归教育本源、促 进孩子全面健康发展的有益实践。这次大会将这一理念系统化地推向家庭，意义深远。"郑日昌说。 全国绘画心理实践应用研讨会由中南大学、浙江大学、上海市精神卫生中心等多单位专家联合发起。 新华网沈阳10月18日电 "第八届全国绘画心理实践应用研讨会"近日在沈阳举行，此次大会以"用艺术疗愈家庭，让教育更有温度"为主题，由中国非公 立医疗机构协会精神与心理专业委员会主办，沈阳市社会心理服务研究会承办，旨在通过深度研讨与交流，探索艺术疗愈与家庭教育融合发展的创新 路径。 研讨会上，北京师范大学教授郑日昌，中国非公立医疗机构协会精神心理专委会常委兼艺术治疗学组组长严虎，武汉大学心理学系主任喻丰，首都医 科大学附属北京安定医院儿科副主任陈旭等多位专家应邀作大会主旨报告，分享艺术疗愈最新的研究成果与实践经验，探讨艺术疗愈赋能家庭教育未 来发展的趋势和目标。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The introduction of the Salvador Dali exhibition in Hengqin aims to enhance the cultural tourism brand of the region and promote international cultural exchange in the Greater Bay Area, fulfilling the spiritual and cultural needs of residents in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau [1] Group 1: Exhibition and Business Logic - The Dali exhibition is part of a strategy to integrate high-end art with health and wellness, catering to the evolving demands of high-net-worth clients seeking a holistic healing experience [2] - The exhibition aims to create a unique competitive advantage for the company by combining art and wellness, thus enhancing its positioning in the high-end wellness tourism sector [2] Group 2: Innovative Exhibition Formats - The exhibition features three themed galleries and a holographic imaging hall that utilizes 3D virtual space and mixed reality to create an immersive experience for visitors [3] - Interactive elements, including a mirror room that simulates Dali's dreamlike world, are designed to enhance emotional engagement and provide a unique atmosphere for the audience [3] Group 3: Future Plans and Goals - The company plans to focus on the health and wellness industry, aiming to attract high-end research resources and develop a unique wellness tourism brand [4] - Future initiatives include regular art exhibitions and collaborations with various artistic groups to provide platforms for young artists in the region [4] Group 4: Challenges and Support - Organizing a world-class art exhibition involves significant challenges, including project planning, execution, and resource allocation, which require substantial effort and expertise [6] - The Hengqin government provides financial support for cultural and artistic events, which has facilitated the planning and execution of the Dali exhibition [6] Group 5: Cultural Tourism Development - The cultural tourism industry in Macau and Hengqin has strong foundations, but there are challenges in attracting international tourists and fully utilizing the advantages of the Hengqin area [7] - Improved visa policies and better integration of tourism resources between Hong Kong, Macau, and Hengqin are essential for achieving true cultural tourism development [7]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the therapeutic power of art in the journey of cancer patients, particularly through the personal experience of ovarian cancer patient Ye Yingyu, who expresses her emotions and healing through her artwork [2][3][4][5]. Group 1: Art Therapy and Its Impact - Art therapy has gained recognition since the mid-20th century, especially post-World War II, as an effective method in rehabilitation and mental health, supported by the World Health Organization's cancer control guidelines [3]. - The Hong Kong Cancer Fund has been providing art therapy services since 2010, creating a multi-layered support system for cancer patients, which includes individual, group, and family services [5]. - In the 2023-2024 period, nearly 1,700 participants engaged in the Cancer Fund's art therapy, with many reporting significant emotional improvements and psychological reconstruction [5]. Group 2: Personal Journey of Ye Yingyu - Ye Yingyu's art exhibition, titled "The Road of Grace," showcases her ceramic and oil paintings, reflecting her journey through cancer and her emotional experiences during treatment [2][3]. - The "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter" series of oil paintings represents her memories with her husband and her emotional journey through cancer, symbolizing different phases of her experience [3]. - Ye Yingyu emphasizes that her artwork, while simple, has been a companion through her illness, transforming negative emotions into vibrant colors [2][4]. Group 3: Role of Art in Healing - Art therapy serves as a means for patients to express emotions and gain self-awareness, allowing them to maintain a safe distance from their traumatic experiences [4]. - The process of creating art can help patients articulate their pain and struggles, making them more tangible and manageable [4]. - The article suggests that art can serve as an alternative form of diagnosis, providing insights into the emotional states of patients beyond traditional medical assessments [5].

Core Viewpoint - The rise of "art therapy" in China is integrating artistic elements into healthcare settings, enhancing both patient well-being and healthcare workers' mental health [4][10]. Group 1: Art Therapy in Healthcare - Art therapy is being incorporated into hospitals, providing psychological support for patients and relaxation for healthcare workers, thus promoting a humanistic approach in medical institutions [4][5]. - The "Clothing Aesthetics Exhibition" at Beijing Xiaotangshan Hospital showcases traditional Chinese clothing, merging cultural education with therapeutic practices [5][6]. - The exhibition features three sections that explore the evolution of traditional clothing, integrating history, art, psychology, and medicine to create an interactive experience for visitors [5][6]. Group 2: Employee Health Initiatives - The hospital launched a "Health Care for Workers" project, emphasizing the importance of employee well-being as a core element of sustainable social development [8]. - The project includes nine specialized areas such as health management, traditional Chinese medicine, nutrition, and art therapy, aiming to provide personalized health management solutions for employees [8][9]. - Successful health promotion programs are being extended to inpatients and local residents, indicating a broader application of these initiatives [9]. Group 3: Clinical Applications of Art Therapy - Art therapy is increasingly recognized for its effectiveness in helping patients express emotions and manage anxiety, with various artistic forms being utilized in clinical settings [11][12]. - Research indicates that well-designed artistic environments can alleviate patient anxiety, enhance focus, and potentially speed up recovery [12]. - The integration of art into medical practice is seen as a way to foster humanistic values in healthcare, enhancing the overall patient experience [12][13].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the role of art therapy in providing emotional support and healing for cancer patients, showcasing the journey of a specific patient, Ye Yingyu, who used art to cope with her ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment [1][2][7]. Group 1: Art Therapy and Its Impact - Art therapy has emerged as a significant method for psychological support in cancer treatment, gaining recognition in global health guidelines [4][5]. - The Hong Kong Cancer Fund has been instrumental in promoting art therapy, offering various services that address emotional and psychological needs of cancer patients [7]. - Participants in art therapy programs reported significant improvements in their emotional states and psychological reconstruction [7]. Group 2: Individual Case Study - Ye Yingyu's personal journey through cancer treatment involved using art to express her fears and hopes, transforming her experiences into creative works [2][3]. - Her exhibition, "The Road of Grace," served as a platform to share her story and the therapeutic benefits of art, attracting hundreds of visitors [1][3]. - The artworks, including a series titled "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter," reflect her emotional journey and the healing process through creativity [3][8]. Group 3: Professional Insights - Registered art therapist Tang Hailin emphasized the importance of art therapy as a means for patients to process their traumatic experiences and emotions [5][6]. - The therapeutic process allows patients to maintain a safe distance from their trauma, facilitating emotional expression and understanding [5][6]. - The relationship between therapists and patients is reciprocal, with both parties finding healing through shared experiences [7].