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CHAP
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CHAPChapter
CHAPChallenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol
CHAPChaplain
CHAPCommunity Health Accreditation Program
CHAPCommon Humanitarian Action Plan
CHAPCommunity Health Aide Program
CHAPChronic Hazard Advisory Panel
CHAPChicago Health and Aging Project
CHAPChannel Processor
CHAPChristian Homeschool Association of Pennsylvania
CHAPChildhope Asia Philippines
CHAPCadet Harassment and Abuse Prevention (Canada)
CHAPChildren Have A Potential
CHAPCommunity Health Advocacy Program
CHAPCommunity Health Action Project
CHAPCommon Hybrid Agent Platform
CHAPChildren's Hospitalization Alternative Program
CHAPCompton High-Altitude Pulse
CHAPCouncil of Health Agencies of the Philippines
CHAPContractor Held Air Force Property
CHAPChemical Hazard Awareness Program


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Nearly five years of research by CPSC, countless studies, convening of a Chronic Hazard Advisory Panel and the conduct of a mouthing behavior study have finally been concluded.
The Coalition also encouraged Congress to adhere to the Consumer Product Safety Act by creating a Chronic Hazard Advisory Panel to consider issues such as lead and toxicity in order to ensure that restrictions on any material are grounded in sound science.
A Chronic Hazard Advisory Panel (CHAP) of independent scientists convened by CPSC reported last year that "for the majority of children, exposure to toys containing DINP (2) can be expected to pose a minimal to non-existent risk of injury.
 
 
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Chronic Glomerulonephritis of Hypertonic Type
chronic glossitis
Chronic Gonadotropin Receptor
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Chronic Graft Vascular Disease
Chronic Graft Versus Host
Chronic Graft Versus Host Disease
chronic granulocytic leukemia
chronic granulocytic leukemia
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Chronic Hepatosplenic Suppurative Brucellosis
Chronic Hereditary Motor Neuropathy
Chronic hiccup
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Chronic hiccup
Chronic High-Altitude Pulmonary Heart
Chronic High-Frequency Cerebellar Stimulation
Chronic Homeless Employment Technical Assistance
Chronic Hypercapnic Respiratory Failure
chronic hyperplastic perihepatitis
chronic hyperplastic rhinitis
chronic hyperplastic sinusitis
Chronic Hyperplastic Sinusitis with Nasal Polyposis
chronic hypersensitivity disease
chronic hypersensitivity disease
chronic hypersensitivity disease
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