Claudio Doglioni

Claudio Doglioni is a full-time Associate Professor in Pathology at Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele in Milan, where he has served as Director of the Department of Pathology since 2003. His affiliations include prestigious memberships in the Italian Society of Pathology (SIAPEC) and the International Academy of Pathology (IAP).

Education:

• MD from University of Ferrara (1978, summa cum laude)
• Specialist in Pathology (University of Parma, 1981, summa cum laude)
• Specialist in Oncology (University of Ferrara, 1986, summa cum laude)

Dr. Doglioni's research focuses on molecular pathology and cancer diagnostics. Key areas include:

• Role of bacterial/viral pathogens in MALT lymphomas
• Molecular marker development in histopathology
• Prognostic biomarkers in breast and pancreatic cancers
• Cell cycle gene alterations in human tumors

Recent publications highlight his work in pancreatic cancer molecular profiling, tumor-immune interactions in squamous cell carcinomas, and liquid biopsy applications. His studies span international collaborations with institutions in London and Seattle.

Scientific Contributions:

• Editorial roles in major journals since 1995
• Over 240 PubMed-indexed publications
• Expert in molecular diagnostics and prognostic modeling

As Director of Pathology at San Raffaele Hospital since 2003, he oversees diagnostic operations while maintaining active research programs. His work bridges basic science and clinical applications through translational medicine approaches.