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Laughter

A little humour has a long way to go
Analysis
/ 28 March 2014

A little humour has a long way to go

What makes people laugh? How well do jokes travel across borders and generations? Read a selection of jokes from "Guardian" readers across the globe.

By Guardian Staff
Laughing all the way to happiness
Article
/ 28 March 2014

Laughing all the way to happiness

Bill Gee has turned aerobic laughter into a science, offering dedicated wellbeing programmes at his Happiness University in Woodstock, Cape Town.

By Glynnis Underhill
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Article
/ 19 July 2013

Hypnosis is not just about making you cluck like a chicken

The truth is, the phenomenon is not the mystical and magical art many assume it is.

By Amy Green
Laughter therapy is no joke
Article
/ 8 April 2011

Laughter therapy is no joke

Stressed caregivers find that it boosts their spirits and rubs off on their patients, writes <b>Sibongile Nkosi</b>.

By Sibongile Nkosi

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