Laurenzi Andrea

Andrea Laurenzi is a Researcher (fixed-term type A) in Internal Medicine at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, specializing in diabetes, endocrinology, and pandemic-related metabolic effects. His work focuses on insulin therapy optimization, exocrine pancreatic function in diabetes, and the impact of SARS-CoV-2 on glycemic control. He contributes to clinical guidelines for diabetes technology and has published extensively on type 1 diabetes genetics and immunodeficiency-related immunology.

Research interests include genetic determinants of type 1 diabetes, digital health solutions in diabetes management, and post-COVID metabolic outcomes. His studies highlight the importance of tight glucose control in hospitalized patients and the role of exocrine dysfunction in diabetes progression.

Teaching responsibilities include courses on Medical Clinic 1 (A and B modules) for the Master's Degree in Medicine and Surgery. No scientific awards are listed, but his research has implications for clinical practice and pandemic medicine.