Medical clowns are trained professionals who use humor and play to help patients, especially children, cope with the stress of medical procedures. They often wear colorful costumes and use props, magic tricks, and funny antics to create a light-hearted atmosphere in hospitals and clinics. Their goal is to reduce anxiety and promote healing through laughter. These clowns work alongside healthcare staff, enhancing the overall experience for patients and their families. Research has shown that the presence of medical clowns can lead to lower pain levels, reduced anxiety, and improved emotional well-being during medical treatments, making them a valuable part of the healthcare team.