Dr. Bridget Goodwin is a pioneering researcher dedicated to exploring and advancing natural medicine and innovative treatments for serious illnesses. Her work focuses on Apitherapy, Photodynamic Therapy (PDT), and Sonodynamic Therapy (SDT), which offer promising new ways to treat skin diseases, viruses, and conditions such as cancer, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and Alzheimer’s. Although PDT and SDT are in their early stages in Australia, they are already successfully implemented in China, Canada, and Europe.

Dr. Goodwin collaborates with scientists and practitioners across Australia, China, and Europe, advocating for the broader adoption of these non-toxic medical treatments. As a key member of the Australian Apitherapy Association, she actively raises awareness and fosters international connections to further this cause. Her post-doctoral thesis delved into these cutting-edge therapies, underscoring her commitment to innovative healthcare solutions.

In addition to her current research, Dr. Goodwin’s earlier doctoral thesis and documentary film, “Keen As Mustard,” highlighted top-secret chemical warfare field trials with mustard gas in Australia, which contributed to the development of chemotherapy. She is revising a second edition of her book documenting this pivotal historical research.

Dr. Goodwin continues to study Apitherapy, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Sono Photo dynamic therapy, seeking international collaborations to promote these groundbreaking non-toxic treatments.