A new Israeli study has revealed that dissatisfaction is a risk factor for mortality.
Hello, I am
Shahar Lev-Ari
Former chair of the department of health promotion, Tel Aviv University, and visiting faculty at department of genetics, school of medicine, Stanford University.
Shahar Lev-Ari
About Me
Dr. Shahar Lev-Ari (Ph.D.) is visiting faculty in the Department of Genetics at Stanford University and former Chair of the Department of Health Promotion at Tel Aviv University. He directed the Integrative Medicine Center & Laboratory at Tel Aviv Medical Center for nearly a decade and edited the Israeli Cancer Society national integrative cancer care guidelines. With over 80 published scientific works, Dr. Lev-Ari has received international recognition for translating cutting-edge science into practical tools that enhance physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. He currently leads a landmark Stanford study to identify the psychological, digital, and biological biomarkers of burnout and personal fulfillment.
Shahar’s Work
Precision Health & Well-Being
Precision Health & Well-Being is the scientific study and evaluation of innovative strategies, tools, and interventions designed to enhance health and well-being through precision medicine. It enables people to take greater control of and improve their health. Unlike therapy, which focuses on treating illness, Precision Health & Well-Being empowers people to achieve optimal physical, mental, and social well-being by applying precision health tools.
Shahar’s Work
Integrative Medicine
Dr. Lev-Ari (Ph.D.) directed the integrative medicine center at Tel-Aviv Medical Center for nearly a decade, leading 20 specialized therapists. He developed customized programs for 5,000 cancer patients, conducted innovative acupuncture research, implemented and researched meditation programs, and studied phyto-bioactive compounds from traditional medicinal herbs.
Achievements
Awards & Nominations
Editor, National Guidelines for Integrative Medicine in Cancer Care,
Israeli Cancer Association (ICA)
2020
Outstanding Israeli Researcher Award, Israeli Society for Complementary and Integrative Medicine, under the auspices of the Israeli Medical Association.
2010
Honorarium Lecturer Award, Jangheung International Integrative Medicine.
2016
Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence, Faculty of medicine,
Tel-Aviv University.
2017
Section Editor, Journal of Clinical Medicine.
2021
Member, Global Working Group of Mental Health Promotion.
2021
Featured In
Media & Articles
A new Israeli study has revealed that dissatisfaction is a risk factor for mortality.
Israeli study: Men dissatisfied in marriage face a higher risk of premature death.
Dr. Shahar Lev-Ari on complementary medicine for cancer patients at the Center for Integrative Medicine.
