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HAA
(redirected from Hormonally Active Agent)

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HAAHistiocytosis Association of America (Pitman, NJ)
HAAHouston Arts Alliance
HAAHarvard Alumni Association
HAAHigh Altitude Airship
HAAHIV/AIDS Administration (District of Columbia)
HAAHaloacetic Acid
HAAHouston Apartment Association
HAAHospice Association of America (Washington, DC)
HAAHeavy Anti-Aircraft
HAAHeight Above Airport (aviation)
HAAHerpetological Association of Africa
HAAHeterocyclic Aromatic Amine
HAAHrvatska Akreditacijska Agencija (Slovenian: Croatian Accreditation Agency; Croatia)
HAAHome Automation Association
HAAHispanic Agenda for Action (HHS BHPR US government)
HAAHoly Angels Academy (Buffalo, NY)
HAAHawaii Aquaculture Association
HAAHinsdale Adventist Academy (Hinsdale, IL)
HAAHired Assassin Agency
HAAHellenic Army Aviation
HAAHeat Activated Adhesive
HAAHispanics Across America (New York, New York)
HAAHormonally Active Agent
HAAHeavy Anti-aircraft Artillery
HAAhemoglobin-associated acetaldehyde (laboratory test indicative of heavy alcohol use)
HAAHolstein Association of America
HAAHaris Al Afaq (Dubai, UAE)
HAAHoratio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans
HAAHigh Activity Aircraft (military flying exercises)
HAAHeartland Alliance of America
HAAHold At Airborne
HAAHumanitarian Assistance for Afghanistan
HAAHigh Acceleration Assist (Mode)
HAAHavyaka Association of Americas (New Jersey)
HAAHumans Against Acronyms
HAAHome and Away (Australian TV show)


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girls' urine indicates the presence of hormonally active agents and traces of known human contaminants such as phthalates and bisphenol A.
As a result, studies have shown hormonally active agents in the urine of US girls and traces of such known human contaminants as phthalates and bisphenol A (which was originally developed as a synthetic hormone, but is now used in all polycarbonate plastics and the linings of food and beverage cans, among other uses; it has been recently been banned in Canada for use in baby bottles).
We conclude that feedlot effluents contain sufficient levels of hormonally active agents to warrant further investigation of possible effects on aquatic ecosystem health.
 
 
 
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