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HCZ

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HCZHarlem Children's Zone (New York, NY)
HCZHockey Club Zevenbergen (Zevenbergen, Netherlands)
HCZHigh Conductivity Zone (geology)
HCZHulda Clark Zapper (experimental treatment device)
HCZHypertrophic Cell Zone
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HCZ prepares students from early childhood to high school and beyond with a "conveyor belt of high quality services" including parenting classes, pre-schools, charter schools, after-school services, and tutoring for college students.
Community schools: bringing together community partners to increase ... by The Education Innovator
The sensitivity and specificity to detect high-grade CIN (CTN 2 and higher) in cervical specimens was 90% and 84% for careHPV, 97% and 86% for HCZ and 41% and 95% for VIA.
New diagnostic tests for HPV in the developed and the developing world by Chin-Hong, Peter V.; Klausner, Jeffrey D. / Medical Laboratory Observer
It occupies a new, 92,000 s/f building on the corner of Madison Avenue and 125th Street, funded by HCZ.
Harlem children's zone offers a safe space for city children by Harper, Jason / Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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