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A tribute to Professor Domenico Andreani.

Professor Domenico Andreani, Emeritus Professor at Sapienza University of Rome, passed away peacefully on 28 November 2018, aged 93 years. Professor Andreani was born in Taranto, Italy, on 5 March 1925 and graduated in Medicine at the University of Pisa. In the years 1953 to 1954, he spent research activity at King's College Hospital in London under the guidance of Professor Gray. Upon his return to Italy, he specialized in Cardiology at Pisa University and then moved to Rome, first to Catholic University and few years later following his Mentor Professor Cassano to Sapienza University. In the academia, Professor Andreani taught initially Systematic Medical Therapy at Catholic University of Rome and then was assigned to the Chair of Endocrinology at Sapienza University. There, he was Director of the School of Specialization in Endocrinology and Metabolic Diseases and Coordinator of the PhD program in Endocrinology and Metabolism until his retirement in 2000. He was a prolific, rigorous clinical investigator resulting in hundreds of peer‐reviewed papers published in international journals. His main research focus was the study of diabetic complications in particular nephropathy. I remember him saying that diabetes was all about complications, and efforts should have be made to prevent their development. He had also an interest in the causes and novel avenues