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ABCC
(redirected from Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission)

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ABCCAdvanced Biomedical Computing Center
ABCCAtomic Bomb Casualty Commission
ABCCAlcoholic Beverages Control Commission (Massachusetts, USA)
ABCCAmerican Board of Clinical Chemistry
ABCCAssociation of British Chambers of Commerce
ABCCAmerican Business Card Club
ABCCAsian Business Case Centre
ABCCApple Blossom Computer Club
ABCCAcid Buffering Characteristic Curve (minerology)
ABCCAmerican Board of Chiropractic Consultants
ABCCASBPO (Armed Services Blood Program Office) Blood Coordination Committee
ABCCAirborne Command Center
ABCCAirborne Communications Center
ABCCArch Bridge Contracting Corporation
ABCCAverage Backup Capacity Consumption
ABCCAntique Bottle Collectors of Colorado (Englewood, CO)


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Japanese physicians noted the unusual number of leukemia cases among survivors, and researchers associated with the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC) subsequently confirmed the observation in a series of epidemiologic surveys (Folley et al.
Ionizing radiation and chronic lymphocytic leukemia by Hoffmann, Wolfgang / Environmental Health Perspectives
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