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Acronym	Definition
TDH	Texas Department of Health
TDH	Total Dynamic Head
TDH	Tennessee Department of Health
TDH	Table D’ Hote (French: hosts table; menu )
TDH	Tall Dark and Handsome
TDH	Total Discharge Head
TDH	Total Developed Head
TDH	The Dreadful Hours (My Dying Bride album)
TDH	Time, Distance, and Heading
TDH	Too Damn Hot
TDH	Teaching Duty Hours
TDH	Time-Dependent Hartree Theory
TDH	Telecommunications Distribution Hub
TDH	Tie Dye Hero (band)

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TDH TrueTemp hot-oil unit designed for high-temperature heating and cooling applications from 100-550 F. Liquid temperature-control equipment by Plastics Technology According to the Texas Department of Health (TDH) for the region where this university is located, 3,263 deaths related to CVD were reported in the year 2000 (Center for Health Statistics, TDH, 2002). Cardiovascular disease risks in women by Strickland, George / American Journal of Health Studies The child's pediatrician reported a BLL of 41 [micro]g/dL to the TDH initially when the child was 6 months of age (March 2002), and a confirming test 1 week later of 36 [micro]g/dL. An unexplained case of elevated blood lead in a hispanic child by Levin, Jeffrey L. / Environmental Health Perspectives More results

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TDH TrueTemp hot-oil unit designed for high-temperature heating and cooling applications from 100-550 F.

Liquid temperature-control equipment by Plastics Technology

According to the Texas Department of Health (TDH) for the region where this university is located, 3,263 deaths related to CVD were reported in the year 2000 (Center for Health Statistics, TDH, 2002).

Cardiovascular disease risks in women by Strickland, George / American Journal of Health Studies

The child's pediatrician reported a BLL of 41 [micro]g/dL to the TDH initially when the child was 6 months of age (March 2002), and a confirming test 1 week later of 36 [micro]g/dL.

An unexplained case of elevated blood lead in a hispanic child by Levin, Jeffrey L. / Environmental Health Perspectives

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