CWD

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Acronym	Definition
CWD	Chronic Wasting Disease
CWD	Current Working Directory
CWD	Center for Workforce Development
CWD	Change Working Directory
CWD	Coarse Woody Debris
CWD	Children with Disabilities
CWD	Center for Workers with Disabilities
CWD	Chicks with Dicks
CWD	Convert Word to Double Word
CWD	Concealed Weapons Detection
CWD	Continuous Wave Doppler
CWD	Courseware Development
CWD	Call Waiting Deluxe
CWD	Choi-Williams Distribution
CWD	Chemical Warfare Defense
CWD	Cold Winter Day (energy industry)
CWD	Centre for Women and Development
CWD	Chemical Waste Disposal
CWD	Customer Want Date
CWD	Case Writing Division (USAF)
CWD	Consistent with Dates
CWD	Computer Web Design
CWD	Cadet Working Dress
CWD	Consecutive-Weeks Discount
CWD	Commercial Work Data

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In 7 Colorado counties with high CWD prevalence, 75% of state hunting licenses are issued locally, which suggests that residents consume most regionally harvested game. Human prion disease and relative risk associated with chronic wasting ... by Miller, Michael W. / Emerging Infectious Diseases Thus, hunters handling or eating muscle from deer with CWD hadn't previously been considered at risk for prion exposure (SN: 11/30/02, p. Hunter beware: infectious proteins found in deer muscle by Brownlee, C. / Science News Scientists have found no conclusive evidence linking CWD in deer and elk to illness in human beings, but they cannot yet rule it out, especially since three relatively young people who regularly ate venison have died from the similar Creutzfeld-Jakob diesase. More mad deer by White, Stephanie / E More results

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In 7 Colorado counties with high CWD prevalence, 75% of state hunting licenses are issued locally, which suggests that residents consume most regionally harvested game.

Human prion disease and relative risk associated with chronic wasting ... by Miller, Michael W. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Thus, hunters handling or eating muscle from deer with CWD hadn't previously been considered at risk for prion exposure (SN: 11/30/02, p.

Hunter beware: infectious proteins found in deer muscle by Brownlee, C. / Science News

Scientists have found no conclusive evidence linking CWD in deer and elk to illness in human beings, but they cannot yet rule it out, especially since three relatively young people who regularly ate venison have died from the similar Creutzfeld-Jakob diesase.

More mad deer by White, Stephanie / E

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