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HLD
(redirected from hyperlipidemia)

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HLDHarbour Launch Diesel (Royal Navy)
HLDHigh Level Design
HLDHigh Level Discrete (command type)
HLDHigh Lift Device (aviation)
HLDHigh-Level Dialogue
HLDHigh-Level Disinfection
HLDHold (baseball relief pitcher statistic)
HLDHomeland Defense (US)
HLDHuman Lawn Dart (bicycling)
HLDHyperlipidemia
HLDHardware Load Balancing Device
HLDHead Load
HLDHigh Level Designator
HLDHigh Level Discriminator
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The company's major products include Atelec, a long-acting calcium channel blocker and Epadel, a treatment for hyperlipidemia.
Novartis and Mochida Pharmaceutical to Co-promote Diovan in Japan by JCN Newswires
J-LIT, which covers approximately 50,000 hyperlipidemia patients in Japan, is designed to examine the correlations among the administration of simvastatin, serum lipid levels, and risk of ischemic disorder.
Banyu Pharmaceutical Announces Subanalysis of J-LIT, Large-scale ... by JCNN News Summaries
information about post-transplant complications such as rejection, infection, hypertension, renal dysfunction, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, bone disease, neurological and haematological complications and malignancy;
Transplant diary by John, Libby / Australian Nursing Journal
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