Art, Wine, and Medicine

This article explores the intersection of art, wine, and medicine, highlighting the potential therapeutic benefits of art and music interventions in healthcare. It discusses the anecdotal evidence of music's impact on vine growth, the pleasurable experience of enjoying wine with music, and the documented positive effects of music therapy on blood pressure and mental health in patients. A randomized controlled trial, 'Open Window,' is presented, demonstrating the significant reduction in anxiety and depression among bone marrow transplant patients exposed to art interventions. The author advocates for integrating such non-curative interventions to improve the quality of life for patients undergoing prolonged medical treatments.

Shaun R. McCann