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HAHands (Front Page Sports Football '95 et al)
HAHigh Availability
HAHighly Available
HAHome Agent
HAHeart Attack
HAHospital Authority
HAHousing Authority
HAHome Address
HAHaiti
HALa Habana (postcode, Cuba)
HAHome Alone
HAHeadache
HAHawaii (old style)
HAHighways Agency (England)
HAHealth Affairs
HAHectares
HAHome Automation (residential housing controls)
HAHealth Assessment
HAHydrogen Alpha
HAHealth Administration
HAHigh Altitude
HAHells Angels
HAHarrow (postcode, United Kingdom)
HAHuman Anatomy (college course)
HAHumanitarian Assistance (US DoD)
HAHistorical Association (various organizations)
HAHyaluronic Acid
HAHumanitarian Assistance
HAHalf-Assed
HAHigh Authority
HAHeritage Area (various locations)
HAHydroxyapatite
HAHospital Acquired (Infection)
HAHidden Ability (Pokémon)
HAHazard Analysis
HAHawaiian Airlines (IATA airline code)
HAHippocampal Atrophy (neurology)
HAHazard Assessment
HAHealth Advisory
HAHemolytic Anemia
HAHumic Acid
HAHolding Area
HAHauptabteilung (German)
HAHigh Assurance
HAHeavy Armor
HAHepatic Artery
HAHousing Allowance
HAHistocompatibility Antigen
HAHalmahera
HAHour Angle
HAHeterocyclic Amine (food mutagen)
HAHigh Ambient (temperature limit)
HAHospitality Association
HAHigh Achiever
HAHemaglutinin (glycoprotein on influenza virus)
HAHighways Act 1980 (UK)
HAHazardous Area
HAHeight-For-Age
HAHonorary Alumnus
HAHahnium
HAHealthy America
HAHepatitis-Associated
HAHome Assignment
HAHalf Adder
HAHybrid Algorithm
HAHemagglutination Assay
HAHaute Activité (French: High Activity; radioactivity)
HAHostile Aircraft
HAHydrocephalus Association
HAHypnotherapy Association
HAHigh-Alarm
HAHousehold Activity
HAHaight-Asbury
HAHarmonic Approximation
HAHeidelberg Appeal
HAHybrid Amplifier
HAHub Architecture
HAHexenyl Acetate
HAHearing Assistant
HAAdopted in the House (approved business of the House of Representatives, North Carolina)
HAHatch Act of 1887
HAHippocampal Asymmetry
HAHardness Assurance (radiation)
HAHarmonic Analyzer
HAHall Angle
HAHospitalman Apprentice (US Navy rating)
HAHyper-Androgenism
HAHalifax Academy (Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina)
HAHack Addict (eZine)
HAHit Avoidance
HAHit Assessment
HAHydraulic Association (UK)
HAHull Array
HAHeavy Assist (nursing)
HAHomelan Alliance (gaming clan)
HAHanford Operations Office (Department of Energy)
HAHowey Academy (Florida)
HAHipuric Acid
HAHeyting Arithmetics
HAHersteld Actief (Dutch)
HAHeterodyne Amplifier
HAHard Copy Text or Drawing
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This enables aging individuals to replenish the collagen and hyaluronic acid found naturally in youthful skin.
A recent international survey found that 45% of dermatologists identified leakage as the main problem with hyaluronic acid syringes.High viscosity solutions have traditionally been administered by dermatologists using both glass and plastic syringes.
As we grow old, hyaluronic acid, which is naturally produced in our human bodies to lubricate movable parts of our bodies like joints and muscles declines.
Observation of tissue sections (FDs and hyaluronic acid): The rinsed tissue models were embedded in a compound for the preparation of frozen sections, placed in a plastic mold and frozen.
Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in the body.
The woman, aged 48, had gone to the hairdresser some two weeks ago where he administered hyaluronic acid, which can be used as a skin filler.
Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance under the dermis that gives volume and elasticity to the skin.
Bioventus also has launched DUROLANE, its single-injection, hyaluronic acid (HA) product for joint lubrication in knee osteoarthritis (OA) pain treatment.
Related to this function, in clinical cases of VUR, the most common findings have been purple-blue dextranomer microspheres, a blue-gray amorphous material (hyaluronic acid), granulomatous reactions with multinucleated giant cells, inflammatory infiltrates (i.e., lymphocytes, plasma cells), pseudoencapsulation of microspheres with fibrosis, and sometimes calcification [11, 16, 17].
Kiehl's Multi-Corrective Cream, which has beech tree extract, fragmented hyaluronic acid and jasponic acid, promises to address skin contours, firmness, texture, elasticity and wrinkles.
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