Parisi Attilio

Attilio Parisi is a Full Professor in the Department of Human Motor Sciences and Health at the University of Rome 'Foro Italico', where he also serves as Rector and Head of the Laboratory of Physical Exercise and Sport Sciences. His research focuses on adapted physical activity in pathologies such as breast/colon cancer, multiple sclerosis, and chronic kidney disease, alongside exercise physiology, nutritional interventions, and anti-doping policies. He leads major projects like the Erasmus+ initiatives 'Happy Bones' and 'Dancing with Health', promoting physical activity for disease prevention and rehabilitation.

Key research areas include cardiovascular responses to exercise, epigenetic modulation through physical activity, and the role of nutrition in athletic performance. He collaborates internationally on projects like the 'Happy Bones' osteoporosis prevention protocol and the 'Dancing with Health' breast cancer recovery program. His work bridges clinical research with practical applications, emphasizing functional foods and exercise-based interventions in chronic disease management.

Publications highlight studies on exercise effects in oncology patients, epigenetic aging, and sports medicine. He is a scientific director of high-impact EU-funded programs addressing physical activity's role in improving quality of life and reducing disease progression. His academic contributions span over 150 peer-reviewed articles, with a focus on translating research into actionable health strategies.