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Girolamo Sirchia (born 14
September 1933), is an
Italian physician and politician.
Sirchia was born in Milan. He is
married and has two daughters. He...
- 1056/NEJM200011093431904. PMID 11070101.
Parravicini C,
Olsen SJ,
Capra M, Poli F,
Sirchia G, Gao SJ,
Berti E,
Nocera A,
Rossi E,
Bestetti G,
Pizzuto M,
Galli M,...
- Francesco; Mozzi, Fulvio; Milani, Silvano; Conte, Dario; Colombo, M****imo;
Sirchia,
Girolamo (2002). "Updated
Definitions of
Healthy Ranges for
Serum Alanine...
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attempt in 1986, on 16
January 2003 the
Italian parliament p****ed the
Legge Sirchia,
which would ban
smoking in all
indoor public places,
including bars, restaurants...
- May 2016.
Retrieved 26 June 2016. "Dieci anni
senza fumo, così la
legge Sirchia ha
cambiato l'Italia". La Stampa. 13
January 2013.
Archived from the original...
- in all
public places was
finally introduced by
Health Minister Girolamo Sirchia on 16
January 2003,
making Italy the 4th
European country to introduce...
- have the law p****ed; the law was
implemented by his
successor Girolamo Sirchia.
Under The
Union banner,
Veronesi was
considered a
candidate for mayor...
- ncbi.NLM.nih.gov. "2-(2-Aminoethyl)isothiourea dihydrobromide". Pubchem.
Sirchia, G (1969). "In-Vitro
Lysis of AET-Treated
Normal Red
Cells (PNH-like Cells)...
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Alexander Luca Ward
Cesare Bocci Pierluigi Coppola Marzia Ubaldi Sabrina Sirchia Eleonora Mazzoni Antonino Iuorio Kaspar Capparoni Francesca Rettondini...
- 2005 – 10
March 2006
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Preceded by
Girolamo Sirchia Succeeded by
Silvio Berlusconi President of
Lazio In
office 12 May 2000 –...
