Associated Press reported that chess is being used at Siteman Cancer Center and Washington University School of Medicine.
Here's its short news article, 2009:

"A chess-playing program designed to brighten the lives of cancer
patients and their caregivers will be offered soon in St. Louis. The
Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington
University School of Medicine will offer 'Chess for Life' beginning Oct.
9. The program was developed in conjunction with the Chess Club and
Scholastic Center of Saint Louis.
'Chess for Life' was inspired by
Siteman Cancer Center patient Jim Corbett, who found that his mood
improved when he began playing chess. Corbett died last December. The
program is a tribute to him."
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