Proving Laughter Is Best Medicine for Air Sickness
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Rene Foss, a flight attendant, has a one-woman show called âAround the World in a Bad Mood,â in which she ridicules the airline industry and everything about it.
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Floating around an airplane unhampered by gravity may sound like a blast, but only as long as you take precautions to keep your lunch in your stomach.
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âThe Air I Breatheâ is an ingenious contraption that holds your attention for as long as it whirs and clicks like a mechanized Rubikâs Cube.
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LONDON: When it comes to health, men are most likely to laugh at themselves and poke fun at their illness, which could have significant implications on the way the pharmacists should treat men, says a study conducted by Welsh School of Pharmacy.
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Scientists have discovered how we can hear a pin drop: a molecule that also enables us to feel cold and to savour pungent flavours such as mustard and cinnamon.
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NEW YORK  - People with gastroesophageal   reflex disease (GERD) swallow air and belch more frequently   than those without GERD, a new study confirms, but the air   swallowing does not appear to cause or worsen the condition.
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Anger can damage lung function, according to research.
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About half of women with stress urinary incontinence, a type of urine leakage that occurs with actions like coughing or laughing, benefit from training designed to strengthen the bladder muscles, according to a new study.
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There were angry attacks at times, resounding laughter at others and a standing-room only audience.
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B ring back the smoking. Put a screaming baby in every seat. Let professional clowns wander the aisles, making jokes and balloon animals.
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Simply inhaling a saltwater spray could help prevent the spread of diseases including flu and tuberculosis, US and German researchers reported on Monday.
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Nov. 8, 2004 -- A drug used to treat tuberculosis may help people overcome their fear of heights and other phobias. Researchers found adding the drug to behavioral therapy using virtual reality helped people
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Some people exhale more germ-laden droplets than other people when they breathe, but a simple saline spray could prevent the germs from spreading, say a team of US and German researchers.
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By Linda P. Campbell, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Jun. 21--Smiling Bob must be laughing now.   You know Bob, though you might not have spied him as much lately.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 2 (HealthDay News) -- Pratfalls and tumbles may be comedy staples, but they're no laughing matter to the many older Americans who experience a fall.
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The season of laughter is upon us again. And this time thereÂs no holding back the outpouring of humour even if the comedies get a raw deal at the boxoffice.
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Laughing in the face of the apocalypse and other pesky glitches is key to the three plays in Ethan Coenâs âAlmost an Evening.â