Maurizio Trevisan

Maurizio Trevisan is a Professor at Università Campus Bio-Medico in Rome, Italy, and an active International Scholar with the Center for Global Health at the University of Pennsylvania. His work bridges epidemiology, chronic disease prevention, and global health, with a focus on cardiovascular disease and lifestyle interventions.

His research centers on epidemiological transitions in low- and middle-income countries, particularly Vietnam, where he examines shifting patterns of morbidity and mortality. Dr. Trevisan specializes in multi-center international collaborative studies, with a strong emphasis on disease prevention through public health strategies and lifestyle modification.

The recent publications highlight his engagement in global health challenges, particularly the response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam and post-pandemic reflections worldwide. These works reflect trends in global public health policy, pandemic preparedness, and the role of epidemiology in shaping health interventions across diverse settings.

Dr. Trevisan has authored over 250 publications in high-impact journals such as The Lancet, JAMA, and The New England Journal of Medicine, demonstrating sustained scholarly influence in epidemiology and preventive medicine.

He is actively involved in major global health initiatives, including the establishment of a new medical school in Vietnam through the Vingroup-Penn Alliance. His leadership in international research collaborations underscores his role in capacity building and global health education.

Dr. Trevisan leads and participates in multi-center studies focused on emerging risk factors for cardiovascular disease, contributing to evidence-based prevention strategies in transitioning populations.