""Depression, Anxiety, and Stress: A Personalized Multi-Omics Approach"

Presenter: David Brady, ND, DC, CCN, DACBN, IFMCP, FACN
Original Date: May 18, 2024

Please join Dr. David Brady, Chief Medical Officer of Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory and Designs for Health, as he presents “Depression, Anxiety, and Stress: A Multi-Omics Approach.” Depression, anxiety, and stress-related conditions impact almost 40 million Americans each year. With so many patients suffering, practitioners need tools to help assess and determine therapeutic approaches to common mental health conditions.

In this exciting presentation, Dr. Brady will teach practitioners to use a personalized multi-omics approach to optimize outcomes for patients suffering from stress, depression, and anxiety.

Bio: Dr. David M. Brady has over 30-years of experience as an integrative medicine practitioner and 25 years in health sciences academia. He is a licensed naturopathic medical physician in Connecticut and Vermont, is board certified in functional medicine and clinical nutrition, and a fellow of the American College of Nutrition. He is the Chief Medical Officer for Diagnostic Solutions Labs, LLC, and Designs for Health, Inc. He is in private practice in the integrative medicine group Whole Body Medicine, in Fairfield, CT (USA). He is the former long-term vice president of the Division of Health Sciences and director of the Human Nutrition Institute at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut, where he continues to serve as director and professor emeritus of nutrition. He has appeared on the plenary speaking panel of some of the largest and most prestigious conferences in the field including, IFM, ACAM, A4M, CAN, HIS, AANP, AIHM, and many more. Dr. Brady has published a multitude of peer-reviewed scientific papers and textbooks related to functional and naturopathic medicine, clinical nutrition, chronic pain, autoimmunity and functional gastroenterology.

NUNM is accredited by the North American Naturopathic Continuing Education Council (NANCEAC). This activity qualifies for 1.5 General CEUs.