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Note from Fidecicchi to Hagan
No full textHolograph note from Fidecicchi [Congregation for Religious, Rome] to [Hagan], asking the Bishop of Kilmore for the name of the religious who applied for secularisation
Letter from Augusto Fidecicchi to Hagan
No full textTypescript letter signed Fr. Augusto Fidecicchi, Rome, to (Hagan). Cardinal Laurenti recommends that Hagan himself puts forward Canon Lee for the prelacy; suggesting the possible wording
Letter from Don Angelo Fidecicchi to Hagan
No full textTypescript letter signed Don Angelo Fidecicchi, Rome, to (Hagan). He will show his letter to Cardinal Laurenti as soon as he arrives; approving of the truthfulness of what he writes
Letter from Augusto Fidecicchi to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from Augusto Fidecicchi, Villa Strada, Cingoli, to (Hagan). Reporting on the progress and winning personality of Mr. O'Meara, now returning to Rome. Naming the cost of his pension for the three months. He himself undertook numerous jaunts to places of interest with O'Meara
Note from C. Fidecicchi to Irish College
No full textHolograph note from [C.] Fidecicchi [Congregation for Religious] Rome, for Irish College on behalf of Dr. Miller [Bishop's House, Carlow]. Stating that although the petitioner is in Sydney it is necessary to hear the opinion of the mother house in Kildare first. (Also notes by (Curran) directing to send telegram.
Letter from Augusto Fidecicchi to Hagan
No full textTypescript letter signed Augusto Fidecicchi, 9 Via Capo le Case, Rome, to (Hagan). Listing costs of the printed copies of constitutions for the houses of Cabra, Sion Hill and Wicklow. Adding that according to Canon Lee the [Benedictines] are leaving Gorey to avoid complications. He wrote to the Bishop of Clifton to help Mr. Cantwell in the question regarding his sister
Letter from A. Fidecicchi to Hagan
No full textTypescript letter from A. Fidecicchi [Congregation for Religious, Rome] to (Hagan). Stating that Cardinal O'Donnell need not fear that the congregation refuse Sr. Margaret Maria of the St. Louis Convent, Midleton extension of her superiorship- the complaints against her were obviously made by a few malcontents, and they will follow the cardinal's recommendations of her. Then informing him that the decree approving of the union of Midleton convent with Monahan will be rectified in its wording. In relation to the Benedictines of Ferns, the Abbot of Downside was informed that Fr. Sweetman is not to write articles about the house at Gorey. Also recommending Bishop Codd simply forbid Fr. Nolan to celebrate Mass at the now closed monastery
Draft Letter from Hagan to Monsignor Fidecicchi
No full textTypescript [draft] letter signed J. Hagan, to Monsignor Fidecicchi (Rome), enclosing an urgent request for a dispensation from the Archbishop of Dublin
Invoice from the Cooperativa Tipografica Egeria to Monsignor Fidecicchi
No full textHandwritten invoice from the Cooperativa Tipografica Egeria, Via degli Incurabili 26, Rome, to Monsignor Fidecicchi, Rome, for printing work and 2,000 copies of 'Commissione Americana per l'Irlanda'
Clinical and Metabolic Effects of Alpha-Lipoic Acid Associated with Two Different Doses of Myo-Inositol in Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Full text linkThe aim of this retrospective study was to evaluate the effects of a treatment with α-lipoic acid (ALA) associated with two different doses of myo-inositol (MI) on clinical and metabolic features of women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Eighty-eight women received the treatment, and 71 among them had complete clinical charts and were considered eligible for this study. All women were treated with 800 mg of ALA per day: 43 patients received 2000 mg of MI and 28 received 1000 mg of MI per day. Menstrual cyclicity, BMI, FSH, LH, estradiol, testosterone, androstenedione, fasting insulin, HOMA-IR, and insulin response to a 2 h OGTT were evaluated before and after 6 months of treatment. The presence of diabetic relatives (DRs) was investigated. Cycle regularity was improved in 71.2% of women. The improvement of menstrual cyclicity occurred regardless of the state of IR and the presence of DRs of the patients. Women with IR mainly showed a significant improvement of metabolic parameters, while those without IR had significant changes of reproductive hormones. Patients with DRs did not show significant changes after the treatment. 85.7% of women taking 2000 mg of MI reported a higher improvement of menstrual regularity than those taking 1000 mg of MI (50%; p<0.01). In conclusion, ALA + MI positively affects the menstrual regularity of women with PCOS, regardless of their metabolic phenotype, with a more evident effect with a higher dose of MI. This effect seems to be insulin independent. The presence of IR seems to be a predictor of responsivity to the treatment in terms of an improvement of the metabolic profile
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