Israeli Innovation & Technology

WATCH: Israeli research shows medical clowns boost immunity

Research in Israel, which offers the only undergraduate para-medical clown therapy degree in the world, concludes trained clowns on medical teams help reduce patient stress and pain, while boosting immunity.

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Eliyahu Tulshinski
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