Mancinelli Sandro

Associate Professor Sandro Mancinelli is affiliated with the University of Rome Tor Vergata's Faculty of Medicine, Department of Hygiene and Public Health. His primary role is teaching and research in Public Health and Global Health, with a focus on aging populations, infectious disease management, and healthcare system optimization.

Research Interests:
• Epidemiology and prevention strategies for age-related conditions like frailty and chronic diseases
• HIV/AIDS transmission dynamics and antiretroviral therapy outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa
• Healthcare access for vulnerable groups including migrants, elderly, and low-resource populations
• Development of evidence-based tools for vaccination programs and occupational health surveillance
• Public health policy analysis and cost-effectiveness evaluations

Key Contributions:
• Pioneered frailty assessment models in the Lazio region impacting community care policies
• Led studies on healthcare access for marginalized groups including migrants and elderly populations
• Authored over 100 peer-reviewed articles in public health, epidemiology, and global health

Current Projects:
• BRaVE Project – vaccine strategy development
• Monitoring programs for elderly community-dwelling populations
• Geospatial analysis of occupational health risks

Labs/Teams: Active member of the Roman Public Health Academy and collaborates with international networks like DREAM (Drug Resource Enhancement against AIDS and Malnutrition).