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Clinical trials, observational studies, academic collaborations and initiatives supported by public and private bodies. Explore all active research lines across NefroCenter centres.

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SISTEM

Sarcopenic syndrome with multimorbidity: prevention and management of chronic disease with naturally derived bioactive molecules of synergistic action.

SISTEM develops natural bioactive compounds for the prevention and treatment of sarcopenia through eco-sustainable approaches and personalised-medicine models.

Ongoing 2024–2027 Diabetology and its complications · Nutraceutics +1 →

ProBioEtica

ProBioEtica – Plant-based nutraceutical products

ProBioEtica is a research and innovation project dedicated to the development of a plant-based nutraceutical to support the prevention of widespread chronic diseases.

Completed 2021–2024 Diabetology and its complications · Metabolic syndrome and obesity +1 →

RiOSM

Research and Treatment Center for Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome

RiOSM envisages the creation of a multidisciplinary specialist Centre for the advanced management of patients with severe obesity and metabolic syndrome.

Ongoing 2026–2028 Diabetology and its complications · Metabolic syndrome and obesity +1 →

Low-Glycemic Flour Blend

The study developed and validated a low-glycemic-index (LGI) flour blend (kamut, wholemeal flour and glucomannan) for the preparation of a Neapolitan pizza suitable for patients with type 1 diabetes, balancing palatability, digestibility and glycemic control.

Completed 2018–2019 Diabetology and its complications · Nutrition →

MICROPOLI

Micro- and nanodevices delivering polyphenols isolated from olive-supply-chain by-products as novel dietary supplements.

The development of innovative nutraceuticals based on polyphenols extracted from olive-supply-chain by-products and delivered through high-bioavailability micro- and nanodevices.

Completed 2021–2025 Diabetology and its complications · Metabolic syndrome and obesity +1 →