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NBD
(redirected from Neurobiological Disorders)

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NBDNext Business Day
NBDNational Bank of Dubai (United Arab Emirates)
NBDNo Big Deal
NBDNetwork Block Device (Linux)
NBDNucleotide Binding Domain
NBDNew Business Development
NBDNitro-2-1,3-BenzoxaDiazol-4-yl (green fluorescent dye used to track synthetic lipids)
NBDNegative Binomial Distribution (statistics)
NBDNeighborhood Business District (various locations)
NBDNational Bibliographic Database (Australia)
NBDNational Bank of Detroit
NBDNever Back Down
NBDNational Board of Directors
NBDNeurobiological Disorders
NBDNetwork Based Defense
NBDNegara Brunei Darussalam
NBDnational burden of disease
NBDNervous Breakdown
NBDNever Been Done
NBDNeuro-Behcet's Disease
NBDNormal Business Day
NBDNice But Dim (person)
NBDNothing But Drama
NBDNonbattle Death
NBDNevada by Design (Las Vegas, Nevada)
NBDNetworks by Design, Inc (New York)
NBDNozzle Bay Door (aviation)
NBDNew Box Diseño (graphic design company; Mexico)
NBDNetboxdata


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I do believe today's police need to know a lot more about mental illness and other neurobiological disorders than their fathers did.
a group of neurobiological disorders that includes autism and Asperger's syndrome.
On average, one child in each classroom in the United States suffers from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a family of related chronic neurobiological disorders that interfere with an individual's capacity to regulate activity level (hyperactivity), inhibit behavior (impulsivity), and attend to tasks (inattention) in developmentally appropriate ways.
 
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