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AHD
(redirected from Atherosclerotic Heart Disease)

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AHDAcademic Honors Diploma
AHDAdvanced Help Desk
AHDAffordable Housing Directory (New York)
AHDAfter Hours Depository
AHDAhead
AHDAirhead
AHDAlaska-Hawaii Daylight (GMT-0900)
AHDAltitude Heading Direction
AHDAlveolar Hydatid Disease
AHDAmerican Health Decisions
AHDAmerican Heritage Dictionary
AHDAnti Handling Device
AHDArrowhead
AHDAtherosclerotic Heart Disease
AHDAustralian Height Datum
AHDAutomate Help Desk
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The bill expands the list of diseases presumed under law to be related to a veteran's experience as a prisoner of war to include atherosclerotic heart disease, hypertensive vascular disease, complications from those two diseases, stroke and complications from a stroke.
President signs veterans' bill by DAV Magazine
A coroner's report listed the cause of death for Robert Cooke, 77, of Newhall as atherosclerotic heart disease, a degeneration of the arteries.
SCUFFLER'S DEATH LABELED NATURAL by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Though not a cure, the procedure is intended to alleviate symptoms of atherosclerotic heart disease and to improve quality of life.
Psychological, social, and medical factors affecting rehabilitation ... by McMurray, Daniel L. / The Journal of Rehabilitation
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