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Why Laughter Is the Best Medicine | Human Face, the | BBC Studios

2009

John Cleese visits a Laughter Club in India to discover if laughter really is the best medicine. Fascinating short video from BBC science show 'The Human Face', narrated by comedian and ex Monty Python John Cleese.

03:24 min

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