University of Girona

Background: Treatments for androgenetic alopecia (AGA) include different drugs, but a treatment based on stabilized hyaluronic acid has not been tested. The aim of this study is to clinically evaluate the effect of six sessions of injections using a hyaluronic acid compound supplemented with vitamins, ions, and amino acids (CH) on hair density and quality in volunteers. Methods: For this purpose, twenty-six healthy volunteers of both sexes with moderate AGA were injected with 3 mL of CH using the micro-papule technique. All received six CH sessions at two-week intervals. Hair loss, hair thickness, and shine were assessed using macro-photographs. A follow-up questionnaire was given to the volunteers at 40 days and at 90 days after the last treatment to determine their level of satisfaction. In addition, a dermatological control was carried out to assess the tolerance of the treatment applied. Results: The results indicate that, after treatment with CH, there is a significant improvement in the thickness, shine, and density of scalp hair, and that the treatment significantly reduces hair loss on the scalp. On a dermatological level, the tolerability of the treatment was excellent with no complications observed. In total, 88.5% of the volunteers indicated that CH treatment improved their appearance. In summary, it can be said that CH treatment reduces hair loss and promotes hair growth. Conclusions: It is suggested that this treatment is effective in reducing the signs and symptoms of alopecia.

Gabriel Siquier-Dameto; Sylvie Boisnic; Enrique Verdú. Revitalizing Effect on the Scalp After Injection with a Mechanically Stabilized Hyaluronic Acid Complex in Subjects with Androgenetic Alopecia. Journal of Clinical Medicine 2024, 13, 6878 .

Gabriel Siquier-Dameto, Sylvie Boisnic, Enrique Verdú. Revitalizing Effect on the Scalp After Injection with a Mechanically Stabilized Hyaluronic Acid Complex in Subjects with Androgenetic Alopecia. Journal of Clinical Medicine. 2024; 13 (22):6878.

Gabriel Siquier-Dameto; Sylvie Boisnic; Enrique Verdú. 2024. "Revitalizing Effect on the Scalp After Injection with a Mechanically Stabilized Hyaluronic Acid Complex in Subjects with Androgenetic Alopecia." Journal of Clinical Medicine 13, no. 22: 6878.

Silvia Osuna Oliveras; Hiva Doustmohammadi; Janet Sanchez; Dhani Ram Mahato. Evolution Enhances Kemp Eliminase Activity by Optimizing Oxyanion Stabilization and Conformational Flexibility. 2024, e202403747 .

Silvia Osuna Oliveras, Hiva Doustmohammadi, Janet Sanchez, Dhani Ram Mahato. Evolution Enhances Kemp Eliminase Activity by Optimizing Oxyanion Stabilization and Conformational Flexibility. . 2024; ():e202403747.

Silvia Osuna Oliveras; Hiva Doustmohammadi; Janet Sanchez; Dhani Ram Mahato. 2024. "Evolution Enhances Kemp Eliminase Activity by Optimizing Oxyanion Stabilization and Conformational Flexibility." , no. : e202403747.

In Ancien Régime Spain, ecclesiastical wealth consisted of not only land, but also the rental income raised from tenancies of which the Church was proprietor. Therefore, the suppression of monasteries and convents in Spain cannot be studied only in terms of the transfer of their principal estates. The incoming Liberal State appropriated the Church’s rents for its own use, although many had fallen into abeyance before the suppressions began. To assess the true impact of ecclesiastical confiscation, it is necessary to consider how far developments in religious sensibility, whether or not associated with new conceptions of property, before and after the liberal revolution, may have affected the treatment of these rents. In this article, I aim to examine the geographical distribution of the different property rights of the regular clergy in Spain under the Ancien Régime and to observe the role of the Liberal State in their evolution and in the fate of monastery and convent buildings. We will see, in all cases, the significant roles of the payers and receivers of different types of rents. Thus, territories with the same legal regime and similar institutions passed through the process in very different ways.

Rosa Congost. Buildings, Lands, and Rents: Understanding the Process and Impact of Monastic Suppression in Spain. Religions 2024, 15, 1382 .

Rosa Congost. Buildings, Lands, and Rents: Understanding the Process and Impact of Monastic Suppression in Spain. Religions. 2024; 15 (11):1382.

Rosa Congost. 2024. "Buildings, Lands, and Rents: Understanding the Process and Impact of Monastic Suppression in Spain." Religions 15, no. 11: 1382.