Laughter may or may not activate the endorphins or enhance respiration, as some medical researchers contend. What seems clear, however, is that laughter is an antidote to apprehension and panic.

An adequate share of humor and laughter represents an essential part of the diet of the healthy person.

A casual attitude toward human hurt and pain is the surest sign of educational failure.

Drugs are not always necessary. Belief in recovery always is.

Since the human body tends to move in the direction of its expectations- plus or minus-it is important to know that attitudes of confidence and determination are no less a part of the treatment program than medical science and technology.

The great challenge of the '90s... is to salvage and improve the UN and to develop it into an agency capable of meeting the wide range of serious problems that are inherent in a world that has become a single geographic unit.

Pain is part of the body's magic. It is the way the body transmits a sign to the brain that something is wrong.