Delta RD

Giuseppe Marineo, Pilot Centres

Recognitions

Delta Research & Development is the research center

Tor Vergata University of Rome

In 1998 in Italy, Delta R&D became a research center incorporated in a public structure thanks to the prestigious recognition of Tor Vergata University of Rome. A convention stipulated between the two parties recognizes Delta R&D as part of the university, at the same time respecting its autonomy and individuality. This convention, designed to extend the number of case histories regarding therapy for drug-resistant chronic pain using Scrambler Theory would later allow the first Pilot Centre to be opened at the Tor Vergata Polyclinic (PTV). To date thousands of patients have benefited from free treatment at the PTV (and other public Pilot Centres opened later) using this innovative therapy, which has proved effective even when opioid drugs (morphine and its derivatives) have no effect.
Scrambler Therapy is the result of original research fully and autonomously carried out within Delta Research & Development. The Tor Vergata University of Rome was the first public structure to support the clinical trials and subsequently, through the PTV, allowed this research to be used in routine hospital practice.


La Sapienza University of Rome

Delta R&D received the recognition of La Sapienza University of Rome by means of collaboration in clinical trials and through the request for synergistic participation in calls for research projects of national interest.


Roma 3 University

In 2005 Marineo began personal collaboration with the faculty of biology entailing a series of lectures and seminars on the theoretical and biological aspects of the Delta-S Entropy Variation Systems and Scrambler Therapy, an event that transformed this research work into academic teaching.
Other accreditations

Delta R&D is also accredited with IRCCS and national research centres of excellence designed to extend clinical trials and verify internally developed research intended for public service