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CDDP
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CDDPCisplatin (cancer drug)
CDDPCentre Départemental de Documentation Pédagogique (French: Departmental Center for Educational Documentation)
CDDPCenter for Development of Disadvantaged People (India)
CDDPCis-Dichloro-Diamine-Platinum (aka Cis-Diamine-Dichloro-Platinum)
CDDPChronic Dysimmune Demyelinating Polyneuropathy
CDDPCataloging Distribution Data Processing
CDDPComposite Dansen Droplet Pills (angina treatment)
CDDPContinue Directe Democratie Partij (Dutch: Continuous Direct Democracy Party)


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Cisplatin is a chemotherapy drug containing platinum as its major constituent This chemotherapy agent is used to treat different types of asbestos related cancers, including mesothelioma Cisplatin is a chemotherapy drug containing platinum as its major constituent.
According to them, treatment with cisplatin destroys the eggs by activating an enzyme known as c-Abl.
Treatments of Alimta in conjunction with platinum-based drug cisplatin were approved by the North of England Cancer Drug Approvals Group in January.
 
 
 
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