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LHSC
(redirected from London Health Sciences Centre)

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LHSCLondon Health Sciences Centre
LHSCLouisiana Highway Safety Commission
LHSCLake Harriet Spiritual Community (Minnesota)
LHSCLaguna Hills Soccer Club
LHSCLocal Health Scrutiny Committees (UK)
LHSCLilydale Heights Secondary College (Lilydale, Victoria, Australia)
LHSCLockport Homer Swim Club (Lockport, IL)
LHSCLarch Hills Ski Club (Canada)
LHSCLake Hickory Shag Club (Hickory, NC)
LHSCLocal Health and Social Care (UK)
LHSCLittle Heiskell Ski Club (Hagerstown, Maryland)
LHSCLaboratory Health and Safety Committee (AIHA)
LHSCLake Holly Ski Club (Solomons, MD)
LHSCLake Hills Soccer Club
LHSCLong Haul Specialist Consultant
LHSCLexington Hearing and Speech Center (Kentucky)
LHSCLutheran Homes of South Carolina, Inc.
LHSCLock Haven State College
LHSCLeft-Hand Side Console
LHSCLeadership and Homeland Security Conference


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The article is based on a paper prepared by Ashok Malla, Ross Norman, Terry McLean, Derek Scholten and Laurel Townsend of the London Health Sciences Centre.
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George Rice, MD, Director of the MS Clinic, London Health Sciences Centre and Professor in the Department of Clinical Neurological Sciences, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada, told colleagues at ECTRIMS:
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