Peter Gluckman

Peter Gluckman is a renowned scientist from New Zealand specializing in embryology, genetics, and developmental science. He studies how early life experiences and genetics influence health and disease throughout a person’s life. His work emphasizes the importance of the early environment in shaping long-term well-being, advocating for policies that support healthy development from conception onwards. Gluckman’s research helps us better understand how biological processes in early childhood can impact health outcomes later in life, informing public health strategies and fostering a holistic view of human development.