PSGR IN CONVERSATION WITH SCIENTISTS & DOCTORS

In this series of PSGR discussions, JR Bruning talks with physicians and scientists who are independent thinkers and courageous leaders in breaking out of siloed approaches to human and environmental health. PSGR is working to draw attention to expert approaches that, while reflecting knowledge established in the scientific literature, may challenge existing paradigms, commercial perspectives and conventional practice/research patterns.

This work often draws attention to different conceptions of risk and resilience; science and critical scholarship that can navigate open-ended environments; and intractable feedback loops. I.e., systemic uncertainty. This work requires courage, curiosity and the application of different forms of interdisciplinary expertise and judgement that can appear daunting for many.

'Where harm can accumulate at scale transition, that's precisely where regulation is a solution to mitigate risks.'

Professor Jack Heinemann, University of Canterbury. (January 2023)

Director, Centre for Integrated Research in Biosafety (INBI)

Reversing Type2 Diabetes in New Zealand. Science, support, keto & community-driven change

With 2021 New Zealand GP of the Year Dr Glen Davies (October 2022)

Eye Health - Beyond Clinical Medicine & Towards Natural Opthalmology.

With Dr Emma Sandford (September 2022)

Regenerative agroecology organic - how does it all fit together?

With Dr Charles 'Merf' Merfield (September 2022)

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Interviews with doctors & scientists

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