Zingen, het zit in de figuurlijke genen van de mens. Voor zang is een partij longen nodig, dus is het interessant om te kijken wat studies over zang en astma/COPD te vertellen hebben. Echter, de baten van zangtherapie lijken eerder in het psychologische en sociale welbevinden te liggen dan in de fysieke longfunctie. Zingen is dan ook goed voor patiënten met andere ziekten dan die van de longen.
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