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How does beauty move you and art sculpt minds according to neuroaesthetic
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PROFESSOR DAISY FANCOURT, PSYCHOBIOLOGIST “When we feel too busy or stressed or unwell, engaging with art is usually one of the last things we think about,” says Professor Daisy Fancourt, who has been