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Hans Selye was a Canadian scientist renowned for his research on stress and its effects on the human body. He coined the term "stress" in a physiological context and developed the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) theory, which describes how the body responds to stressors. Selye's work in endocrinology and stress research has had a significant impact on both medical science and psychology, influencing how we understand and manage stress-related health issues.
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