Is laughter really the best medicine? Scott Weems, author of the new book, “Ha! The Science of When We Laugh and Why,” is a Ph.D scientist who has studied the neurobiology of laughter. Is Patch Adams, MD, who dresses up in a clown suit to make hospital rounds on the right track? Did Norman Cousins, author of “Anatomy of an Illness,” really cure himself of a serious disease by watching comedy videos.
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