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From the Executive Summary:

In sections arranged from birth to old age, this strategy illustrates how creative health approaches can contribute to reducing inequities across the life course. In the early years, creative health has a vital part
to play in encouraging social, emotional and cognitive development, in preparing children for school and in reducing the attainment gap. Creative approaches can help us into work, improve our working lives, protect us from illness and assist in managing our long-term conditions. As we age, creative, cultural and heritage activities can keep us healthy, living at home and socially connected.

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