Nozza Silvia

Dr. Nozza Silvia is a Researcher in Infectious Diseases at the University of Vita Salute San Raffaele, specializing in HIV/AIDS, virology, and emerging infections. She contributes to the ICONA Cohort Study and holds editorial roles in New Microbiologica. Her work spans antiretroviral therapy optimization, mpox epidemiology, and vaccine implementation in immunocompromised populations. She teaches Infectious Diseases courses across undergraduate and graduate medical programs.

Research focuses include HIV transmission dynamics, drug resistance, and public health interventions for sexually transmitted infections. Notable contributions address mpox clinical predictors, antiretroviral regimen efficacy, and breakthrough infections in vaccinated individuals. Awards include EUROSIDA Fellowship and SIMIT Secretaryship (2019–2021).

Teaching responsibilities cover Malattie Infettive modules for Medicine students, emphasizing clinical and laboratory aspects. She collaborates with national and international networks like EACS YING and Gilead Sciences. Ongoing projects explore long-acting HIV PrEP acceptance and viral diagnostic assay validation.