A medicine called art: a narrative analysis of women with multiple sclerosis’ perceptions of art classes in Iran

This research demonstrates the potential of incorporating art into treatment programmes for women with MS. The findings support the integration of art as a complementary therapy to promote physical and psychological well-being.

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Arts & Health
Published
2025-05-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/17533015.2025.2504895
Primary Topic
Empathy and Medical Education
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A medicine called art: a narrative analysis of women with multiple sclerosis’ perceptions of art classes in Iran

Ali Ghanbari Barzian, Ehsan Aqababaee, Zahra Lotfi Foroushani
Arts & Health
Empathy and Medical Education
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A medicine called art: a narrative analysis of women with multiple sclerosis’ perceptions of art classes in Iran

Ali Ghanbari Barzian, Ehsan Aqababaee, Zahra Lotfi Foroushani
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Abstract

This research demonstrates the potential of incorporating art into treatment programmes for women with MS. The findings support the integration of art as a complementary therapy to promote physical and psychological well-being.

Arts & Health
University of Isfahan (IR)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Empathy and Medical Education
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A medicine called art: a narrative analysis of women with multiple sclerosis’ perceptions of art classes in Iran — Ali Ghanbari Barzian, Ehsan Aqababaee, et al. · Arts & Health (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS