Episode 7 - Peter Schnall
From Curiosity Invited · 1:22:11
Show by David Bryan
Drawing on his nearly 50 years in medicine and research, world renowned physician and epidemiologist, Peter Schnall speaks broadly on the subject of workplace produced illness. Dr. Schnall recounts some of the early history of medicine's role in advancing progressive social changes during the years of the American civil rights and anti-war movements of the 60's and beyond. Still highly active in his field, Dr. Schnall offers a clear and insightful of how work itself can damage our individual and collective wellbeing and the sorts of things that can be done to change that.The Center for Social Epidemiology offers (at no charge) individuals and groups a tool to determine what sort of work place stressors they are subject to in their work environments. They also offer a resources for the sorts of things a person or group can do to address the specific challenges they are facing.https://healthywork.orghttps://unhealthywork.org/https://unhealthywork.org/healthy-wor...https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-sch...https://twitter.com/pschnall
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