Lung Cancer Europe posted on LinkedIn:

“Can laughter really help if you’re living with lung cancer?

Early research says it might, especially for easing stress and lifting mood.

A small review presented at the European Respiratory Society 2023 looked at laughter-based therapies in people with lung conditions, including lung cancer. The evidence is early but points to quality-of-life benefits. (Source: European Lung Foundation summary of ERS 2023 presentation)

Across other cancers, there’s stronger data. A 2023 review of nine clinical trials found laughter therapy helped reduce anxiety, stress, depression, pain and fatigue.

It’s not a treatment. But it is safe, free, and might make a tough day feel a little lighter.”

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Lung Cancer Europe – Can Laughter Really Help When You’re Living with Lung Cancer?

“Can laughter really help if you’re living with lung cancer?

Early research says it might, especially for easing stress and lifting mood.

A small review presented at the European Respiratory Society 2023 looked at laughter-based therapies in people with lung conditions, including lung cancer. The evidence is early but points to quality-of-life benefits. (Source: European Lung Foundation summary of ERS 2023 presentation)

Across other cancers, there’s stronger data. A 2023 review of nine clinical trials found laughter therapy helped reduce anxiety, stress, depression, pain and fatigue.

It’s not a treatment. But it is safe, free, and might make a tough day feel a little lighter.”