Felipe Vadillo-Ortega

Felipe Vadillo-Ortega leads impactful research in the field of Environmental Health Sciences as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. With a strong commitment to advancing public health, he plays a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of environmental health professionals. His academic endeavors are complemented by his position as the Director of Research at the National Institute of Perinatology, where he oversees significant research initiatives aimed at improving maternal and child health outcomes. At the University of Michigan, Felipe Vadillo-Ortega is involved in various projects that bridge the gap between environmental factors and public health, contributing to a deeper understanding of how these elements interact. His work at the National Institute of Perinatology further underscores his expertise, as he leads efforts to enhance research methodologies and outcomes in perinatal health. Through his dual roles, he continues to influence both academic and practical applications in the field, fostering collaborations that drive innovation and improve health standards globally.