From Thursday to Saturday in Rome: “Human aging and physical activities”, “Update on neuroscience, physical exercise and sport”, “Women and movement”, “Nutrition and sport”, “Milan-Cortina Olympics: research, innovation and performance” and “Prescription of physical exercise in the cardiological field” are the topics that will be debated
“Biological age, chronological age”, with particular attention to the contribution of Sports Medicine to the path of Healthy Life (Healthspan): is the theme of the 38th National Congress of the Italian Sports Medicine Federation, starting from 26 to 28 March, at the Rome Cavalieri Congress Center. Italian sports medicine specialists have the knowledge to determine and favor the factors that influence biological age compared to chronological age, reducing the risk of non-communicable diseases and ensuring healthy longevity. The Italian Sports Medicine Federation, the only Scientific Society of Sports Medicine recognized in Italy by the Ministry of Health, wants to bring this knowledge, refined alongside Olympic athletes, to the benefit of the population and the health and socioeconomic system of the country: an integrated and cost-effective model of prevention/prediction of chronic diseases, which combines the skills and experiences of Sports Medicine with the most recent epigenetic studies.
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Maurizio Casasco, president of the Italian and European Sports Medicine Federations, will inaugurate the event on Thursday 26th at 4pm. “Human aging and motor activities”, “Update on neuroscience, physical exercise and sport”, “Women and movement”, “Nutrition and sport”, “Milan-Cortina Olympics: research, innovation and performance” and – a more central theme than ever – “Prescription of physical exercise in the cardiological field”, with the use of the guidelines developed by the FMSI with the most important cardiological scientific societies: these are the themes of a three-day long scientific programme, plus other spaces dedicated to readings, insights, hot topics, including including a symposium on the topic of vaccination prevention, with over 80 speakers, personalities from the scientific, academic, political and sporting worlds, who will take turns on stage in front of an audience of over 3,200 registered doctors.
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