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Going to Theaters, Museums, and Cinemas Regularly Is Linked to a Physiological Age 3 Years Younger, Study Finds
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Health Journal OnlineGoing to Theaters, Museums, and Cinemas Regularly Is Linked to a Physiological Age 3 Years Younger, Study Finds
A new study of 1,899 adults found that frequent cultural activities like theater and museums are linked to a 3-year lower physiological age. Here's what the research shows.
The authors of the study suggest that cultural participation can strengthen social relationships, promote healthier lifestyles
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If you want to stay young, you don't just have to go to the gym! Try the museum. A new study carried out on adults over 50 years old in England shows that those who frequently go to cinema, theatre, concerts, opera or museums have an organism that ages slower, writes The Independent. Specifically, if you participate [...] Source
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