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HFE
(redirected from hemochromatosis)

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HFEHemochromatosis
HFEHuman Factors Engineering
HFEHuman Factors in Electronics
HFEHydrofluoroether (cleaning solvent)
HFEHope For Europe
HFEHorizontal Fiscal Equalisation
HFEHeat Flow Experiment
HFEForward Current Gain
HFEHuman Failure Event
HFEHigh Fuel Economy
HFEHardware Forwarding Engine (Cisco)
HFEHelmholtz Free Energy
HFEHeavy Front Engine


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The patient received frequent blood transfusions and monthly intravenous deferoxamine for secondary hemochromatosis.
Human pythiosis by Kulwichit, Wanla / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Association between hemochromatosis genotype and lead exposure among elderly men: the Normative Aging Study.
Blood lead level and risk of asthma by Johnson, Christine Cole / Environmental Health Perspectives
Also, the risk of diabetes is high in people with iron overload, a disorder called hemochromatosis.
Female & fit for life by Manson, JoAnn / Nutrition Action Healthletter
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