Medicine · 2026
First systematic review on dance and health exploring global research trends and hotspots: A bibliometric and visualized study.
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Duan Zeng-Guang, Xiong Zhejian, Jin Yu
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BACKGROUND: Dance, a synthesis of physical movement and artistic expression, carries the beauty of fusion between music and dance, regardless of age. Its potential as a health-promoting activity has garnered substantial interest. Yet, there exists a research gap in exploring the current trends and hotspots in the realm of dance and health.
METHODS: This study analyzed literature from 2009 to 2023, sourced from the Web of Science database. Utilizing CiteSpace VI, the analysis included fundamental information, keywords, and co-citation analysis.
RESULTS: The study encompassed 1625 publications. There has been a gradual increase in annual publications, with significant contributions from the United States and the United Kingdom, indicating strong international collaboration. The most prolific journal and research area were the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health and public environmental occupational health, respectively. Research trends are predominantly centered around the impact of structured dance on physical and mental health and the development and application of innovative dance technologies. Notable hotspots include the connection between dance and health indicators (such as energy expenditure and bone mineral density), as well as its relationship with neurodegenerative diseases (such as Parkinson disease and mild cognitive impairment).
CONCLUSION: This bibliometric analysis is the first to map out the trends and hotspots in dance and health research comprehensively. It provides valuable insights for future research endeavors and assists scholars in navigating the landscape of this interdisciplinary field.
METHODS: This study analyzed literature from 2009 to 2023, sourced from the Web of Science database. Utilizing CiteSpace VI, the analysis included fundamental information, keywords, and co-citation analysis.
RESULTS: The study encompassed 1625 publications. There has been a gradual increase in annual publications, with significant contributions from the United States and the United Kingdom, indicating strong international collaboration. The most prolific journal and research area were the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health and public environmental occupational health, respectively. Research trends are predominantly centered around the impact of structured dance on physical and mental health and the development and application of innovative dance technologies. Notable hotspots include the connection between dance and health indicators (such as energy expenditure and bone mineral density), as well as its relationship with neurodegenerative diseases (such as Parkinson disease and mild cognitive impairment).
CONCLUSION: This bibliometric analysis is the first to map out the trends and hotspots in dance and health research comprehensively. It provides valuable insights for future research endeavors and assists scholars in navigating the landscape of this interdisciplinary field.