College of the Arts
EpiArts Lab
Led by Jill Sonke · Center for Arts in Medicine
What we study
The EpiArts Lab studies how arts and cultural engagement affect health outcomes in the U.S. using epidemiological research on U.S. cohort studies.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Coding helps
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Catalyzing cross-sectoral advocacy: Constructing the IMPACT theory for mobilizing arts in mental health policy
2026 · Community Health Equity Research & Policy
Develops a theory for using arts in mental health policy advocacy.
- Identifying key outcomes for social prescribing research in the US: a Delphi method study
2026 · Frontiers in Public Health
Uses a Delphi method to identify key outcomes for social prescribing research.
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- Impact of Live Preferential Music on Pain in the Emergency Care Setting: A Randomized Controlled Trial
2026 · Western Journal of Emergency Medicine
Tests if live music reduces pain in emergency care for musculoskeletal issues.
- The arts as a global health resource: key priorities for future research
2026 · The Lancet
- Developing roadmaps for advancing practice, research, and policy in the arts and health
2026 · The Lancet
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How to reach out
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