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APH
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APHAmerican Printing House for the Blind, Inc.
APHActual Production History
APHAphasia
APHAssociation of Personal Historians
APHAssociação Paulista de Homeopatia (São Paulo, Brazil)
APHAntepartum Hemorrhage
APHAir Pre-Heater
APHAccounting Procedures Handbook
APHHospital Transport (naval ship type)
APHCabinet Appointments and Honours Committee (Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet; New Zealand)
APHAdiabatically Adjusting, Principal Axis, Hyperspherical Coordinates
APHAmbrose Powell Hill (Army Base, Bowling Green, Virginia)
APHAviator's Protective Helmet
APHA Pleasurable Headache (Matthew Good Band community)


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People with significant musculoskeletal conditions (eg, arthritis, previous fracture of the arm that caused deformity, muscle atrophy) or neurological conditions (eg, Parkinson disease, multiple sclerosis, Huntington disease) other than stroke and people with receptive aphasia (ie, based on caregiver information or inability to respond to the instructions "raise your right/left upper limb") were excluded from the study.
Aphasia struck Klawe's friend Anita Borg, founder of The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology.
He compares this state to aphasia, in which stroke victims lose the power of speech.
 
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