Can the stroke of a paint brush or the swipe of a colored pencil improve a person’s health?

A UC Riverside medical student thinks so.

Zayan Musa, herself a painter, is doing a study at a downtown Riverside facility to test her theory.

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In the clinical trial, Musa visits The Grove Care and Wellness, a rehabilitation and long-term care facility, to work on art with 12 older residents who are patients there.

As a form of therapy, those recovering from illnesses such as stroke or heart attack draw, color and paint for at least 20 minutes a day, a UCR news release states.


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