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Laughter Therapy (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Laughter Therapy'
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[When you laugh, your body is glad]
30 Aug 2009 
rec_pub_19795689-when-laugh-body-glad.htm
[The art of clown theater in care for hospitalized children]
27 Feb 2009 
Hospitalization can be a very traumatic experience for children and their family members. The purpose of this study was to explore the experience of using clown theater art in the care for hospitalized children, starting with an activity developed ...
rec_pub_19437871-the-art-clown-theater-care-hospitalized-children.htm
[Therapeutical value of laughter in medicine]
20 Nov 2008
rec_pub_19087828-therapeutical-value-laughter-medicine.htm
20 Nov 2008 OBJECTIVE: Sperms induced IgE production by seminal B cells from patients with atopic eczema via interaction of B cells with galectin-3 on sperms. We studied the effect of viewing a humorous film on IgE production by seminal B cells cultured with ...
rec_pub_19154860-viewing-humorous-film-decreases-ige-production-seminal-b-cells.htm
30 Oct 2008
rec_pub_19072014-humor-older-adult.htm
29 Sep 2008 OBJECTIVE: To be hospitalized is a highly distressing event for children. At present, a resort used in Spain and other countries to reduce children's anxiety in the health context are hospital's clown. We studied the effect of the hospital's clowns ...
rec_pub_18998367-evaluation-effect-hospital-clown-s-performance-anxiety-children.htm
The purpose and function of humour in health, health care and nursing: a narrative review.
28 Feb 2008 AIM: This paper is a report of a review conducted to identify, critically analyse and synthesize the humour literature across a number of fields related to health, health care and nursing. BACKGROUND: The humour-health hypothesis suggests that there ...
rec_pub_18302600-the-purpose-function-humour-health-health-care-nursing-narrative.htm
Impact of laughter on air trapping in severe chronic obstructive lung disease.
30 Dec 2007 
Static and dynamic hyperinflation is an important factor of exertional dyspnea in patients with severe COPD. This proof-of-concept intervention trial sought to study whether laughter can reduce hyperinflation through repetitive expiratory efforts in ...
rec_pub_18488442-impact-laughter-air-trapping-severe-chronic-obstructive-lung-disease.htm
30 Dec 2007
rec_pub_18839732-humor-natural-medicine.htm
Infinite possibility: clowning with elderly people.
30 Dec 2007 Over the past 30 years, there has been aplentitude of research into the health benefits of humor and laughter for healthy, sick, or depressed adults and children as well as for senior citizens. Medical research supports our human instinct that ...
rec_pub_18402154-infinite-possibility-clowning-elderly-people.htm
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