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Humor and the Workplace
January 31, 2024 humorhealth

Work-related deaths rise past 120,000: Study

A Harvard study revealed workaholism and work stress-related deaths total more than 120,000 every year.

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Humor and Communication
December 11, 2023 humorhealth

Study shows improved health communication outcomes using humor

In the research study, “Effects of Humor in Health Communication: Experimental Evidence for Video Sequences Aiming to Increase the Willingness

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Humor and Aging
December 9, 2023 humorhealth

Talking to your neighbor may extend your life

Researcher Julianne Holt-Lunstad studied tens of thousands of middle age people. She looked at their diet, exercise, whether they smoked,

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Humor and Family
September 12, 2023 humorhealth

How to use humor with children

Kids love to laugh and humor is a great way to reach them on their level. Try these ideas to

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Humor and the Workplace
September 10, 2023 humorhealth

Are kids running this airline?

Every parent knows kids are a big challenge when flying. A Delta manager had a creative idea. He let kids

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Mental Health
September 2, 2023 humorhealth

The number one reason for suicide.

The number one reason for suicide is depression. A depressed person isn’t just “sad.” According to Psychology Today, their brain

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Humor and Relationships
August 30, 2023 humorhealth

Happy relationships start with happy people

A good reason to work on your humor health is it helps you maintain a high level of happiness. And

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Humor and Communication
August 10, 2023 humorhealth

You don’t have a communication problem

You have a connection problem. According to communication expert Erin Bentley, most divorces, for example, don’t happen because of communication

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Humor Break
March 14, 2023 humorhealth

Humor break: Carol Burnett on getting married again

Carol Burnett had a humorous answer when Joan Rivers asked her about possibly getting married again: “Well, I live in

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Humor and Health
February 11, 2023 humorhealth

Jobs with the highest suicide rates in the country

Humor health is about improving mental health. These are the jobs with the highest suicide rates in the US (via

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