Giovenale Moirano
Tenure-track researcher (RTT) at the Department of Medical Sciences, University of Turin, and medical specialist at the Cancer Epidemiology Unit of the Città della Salute e della Scienza University Hospital in Turin. After graduating in Medicine in 2017, he completed a PhD focusing on the impact of climate change on infectious disease transmission. In 2021, he began a residency program in Health Statistics at the University of Turin, further developing his expertise in the design and analysis of epidemiological studies. Throughout his training and subsequent research career, he has gained experience at institutions across various international settings—including the UK, Kenya, The Gambia, and Spain—building skills in environmental epidemiology and the study of the relationships between environmental exposures, climate change, and health.
Interview by ca|re "Il ruolo dell'epidemiologia per la salute delle città" (2026)
EEPE Rodolfo Saracci Lecture "A Life-Course Approach to Investigate the Healths Effects of Climate Change" (2026)
Silvia Maritano, Andrea Novaro, Francesca Candelora, Giorgia Marmiroli, Sonia Tronci, Valentina Fiano, Paola Ivaldi, Milena Maule, Lorenzo Richiardi.