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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 obtained a medical degree at University of Milan, specializing in Internal Medicine and Immuno-hematology. He was Italian Minister of Health from June 2001 to April 2005 and he is known first for a smoking ban (Sirchia law) in all indoor public places. On 2 February 2005 he was investigated for corruption, after the suicide of his friend Francesco Mercuriali the previous 3 October. On 17 April 2008 he was sentenced (first instance judgment) to three years of imprisonment for bribes in the world of health, plus five years of interdiction from public offices. Together with him the alleged corrupters were convicted, in particular of Haemonetics Italia. The sentence refers only to the accusations concerning events after 2000, while for the previous ones there was a prescription. On 3 March 2010, the appeal ruling confirmed the embezzlement in relation to about 300,000 Swiss francs taken from the Il Sangue foundation of which he was treasurer, but acquitted him of the corruption charge. For a third charge, relating to $ 10,000 received from Japan's Kawasumi in December 2000, the judges finally declared the prescription; other disputes for which allegations of corruption were pending had already been declared prescribed during the first degree. The penalty was thus reduced to 5 months in prison and € 600 fine: the Court of Appeal of Milan has therefore lifted the ban on public offices against Sirchia. (en)
- Girolamo Sirchia (Milaan, 14 september 1933), was minister van Volksgezondheid ten tijde van het tweede kabinet-Berlusconi. De bekendste wet die hij invoerde, was de wet tegen het roken. Sinds 1 januari 2005 is het volstrekt verboden te roken in welke openbare plek of werkplek dan ook. Vele Italianen stopten hierna met roken. (nl)
- Girolamo Sirchia (Milano, 14 settembre 1933) è un medico e politico italiano.È stato Ministro della salute tecnico del secondo Governo Berlusconi dall'11 giugno 2001 al 23 aprile 2005. (it)
- Girolamo Sirchia (ur. 14 września 1933 w Mediolanie) – włoski lekarz i polityk, parlamentarzysta, od 2001 do 2005 minister zdrowia. (pl)
- Джироламо Сиркья (итал. Girolamo Sirchia; род. 14 сентября 1933, Милан) — итальянский политик, министр здравоохранения (2001—2005). (ru)
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- Girolamo Sirchia with Alberto Pellai in 2004. (en)
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- Girolamo Sirchia (Milaan, 14 september 1933), was minister van Volksgezondheid ten tijde van het tweede kabinet-Berlusconi. De bekendste wet die hij invoerde, was de wet tegen het roken. Sinds 1 januari 2005 is het volstrekt verboden te roken in welke openbare plek of werkplek dan ook. Vele Italianen stopten hierna met roken. (nl)
- Girolamo Sirchia (Milano, 14 settembre 1933) è un medico e politico italiano.È stato Ministro della salute tecnico del secondo Governo Berlusconi dall'11 giugno 2001 al 23 aprile 2005. (it)
- Girolamo Sirchia (ur. 14 września 1933 w Mediolanie) – włoski lekarz i polityk, parlamentarzysta, od 2001 do 2005 minister zdrowia. (pl)
- Джироламо Сиркья (итал. Girolamo Sirchia; род. 14 сентября 1933, Милан) — итальянский политик, министр здравоохранения (2001—2005). (ru)
- 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 obtained a medical degree at University of Milan, specializing in Internal Medicine and Immuno-hematology. He was Italian Minister of Health from June 2001 to April 2005 and he is known first for a smoking ban (Sirchia law) in all indoor public places. On 2 February 2005 he was investigated for corruption, after the suicide of his friend Francesco Mercuriali the previous 3 October. (en)
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- Girolamo Sirchia (en)
- Girolamo Sirchia (it)
- Girolamo Sirchia (pl)
- Girolamo Sirchia (nl)
- Сиркья, Джироламо (ru)
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