HOW ARE OUR REACTIONS TO STRESS ARE IMPACTED BY THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
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Joining us today is Dr. Daniel Andreae.
With over twenty years of professional experience in the education sector, Dr. Andreae has established himself as a highly distinguished and esteemed expert in several areas, health, neuroscience, psychology, advocacy, and community organization. He has committed a considerable part of his career to studying, supporting, and advocating for those with brain issues, especially Alzheimer’s serving as an insightful and dynamic leader. He has been recognized by the Alzheimer Society of Toronto with a Lifetime Achievement Award, Outstanding Service Award for Leadership, an award presented by the Chair of the International Alzheimer Society Princess Yasmin Khan, and later a Pioneer Award. He was the first Executive Director of the Society and Chair of the Patrons Council.
Dr. Daniel Andreae has been recognized as Most Influential in Education and Research by The International Association of Who’s Who and he is a FELLOW of the American Institute of Stress.
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