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VPD
(redirected from Vaccine-Preventable Disease)

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VPDVirtual Private Database (Oracle)
VPDVancouver Police Department
VPDVital Product Data
VPDVaccine-Preventable Disease
VPDVirtual Product Development (business practice)
VPDVehicles Per Day
VPDVapor Pressure Deficit
VPDVapor Phase Decomposition
VPDVictoria Police Department
VPDVirtual Printer Driver
VPDVirtual Professional Development
VPDVentricular Premature Depolarization
VPDVelocity Product Development (Honeywell)
VPDVehicle/Pedestrian Deviation
VPDVariable Power Divider
VPDValparaiso Police Department (Indiana)
VPDVoice Packet Driver (Cisco)
VPDversion planning document (US DoD)
VPDVISION photodesign inc.
VPDVirtual Prototype Demonstration
VPDValue Proposition Demonstration
VPDValparaiso Parks Department
VPDVisual Perception Disorder
VPDVapor Phase Dissolution
VPDVerified Patient Data
VPDVirtual-Physical Destination
VPDVirtual Presence Device (fictional technology; The Big Bang Theory)
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This study helps dispel one of the commonly held beliefs among vaccine-refusing parents: that their children are not at risk for vaccine-preventable diseases," said a statement from Jason Glanz, a senior scientist at the Kaiser Permanente institute.
REFUSING VACCINE CAN LEAD TO DISEASE HEALTH: CHILDREN MORE LIKELY TO ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
With outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases on the rise due to some worried parents choosing not to vaccinate their children, Dr.
Study refutes link between vaccines and autism by Asian News International
People should remain vigilant of the risk from both rabies and other serious vaccine-preventable diseases, particularly in many parts of Africa, Asia and South America.
WOMAN BATTLES RABIES; Tests confirm virus by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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