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Board of Directors | Advisory Board | Staff | Science Advisory John Wargo, Ph.D. <<Back to Science Advisory John Wargo, Ph.D., is the director of the Center for Children's Environmental Health and a tenured professor of environmental policy and risk analysis at the Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. Considered one of the nation's experts in
the field of pesticide risk, Professor Wargo has conducted extensive research
on childhood exposure to complex mixtures of toxic substances, especially
pesticides for the past decade. He is an award-winning author and the
1997 recipient of the American Medical Writers Association Award of Excellence
in Medical Communications for Our Children's Toxic Legacy: How Science
and Law Fail to Protect Us from Pesticides. |
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Professor Wargo is an advisor for the World Health Organization on food safety, exposure and risk assessment and an active member of the EPA/USDA Pesticide Tolerance Reassessment Advisory Committee. Additionally, in 1993, he served on the committee to study and assess pesticides in the diets of infants and children, which led to the landmark report published by the National of Academy of Sciences. As a dedicated child health advocate, Professor. Wargo is one of CHEC's science advisory experts. He serves |
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on the Board of Directors of the Children's Health Environmental Coalition and has been instrumental in the development of CHEC's Environmental Childproofing Campaign, now in its first phase. An engaging, sensitive and articulate communicator, Professor Wargo excels in speaking to lay audiences especially to parents and child care givers on CHEC's behalf. Contact Information: |
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