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VAD
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VADVoice Activity Detection
VADVentricular Assist Device
VADVente a Distance (French: Distance Selling)
VADVascular Dementia
VADVoice Activated Dialing
VADVitamin A Deficiency
VADValue-Added Distributor
VADVelocity-Azimuth Display
VADVoice Activity Detector
VADVoluntary Aid Detachment
VADVascular Access Device
VADValue-Added Dealer
VADVertebral Artery Dissection
VADVenous Access Device
VADVincristine, Adriamycin, Dexamethasone (chemotherapy regimen)
VADVapor Axial Deposition
VADVidéo À La Demande (French: Video on Demand)
VADValor Agregado de Distribución (Guatemala)
VADValue-Added Data
VADVirginia Association of the Deaf
VADValeur Ajoutée Directe (French: Direct Added Value; management approach)
VADValue of Annual Demand
VADVille et Aménagement Durable (French: Sustainable City and Urban Planning; France)
VADVersatile Automotive Diagnostics (Surrey, British Columbia, Canada)
VADVeterans Affairs Department
VADVolunteer Assignment Description
VADValeurs Ajoutées au Déplacement (French disabled persons transport service)
VADVertical Application Device
VADVideo Archive and Dissemination
VADVulnerability Assessment Device
VADVoice Activated Dictation
VADVoitures Anciennes Daveluyville (French; Canadian classic car festival)
VADVirtual Agent Desktop
VADVisual Asset Database (McGraw-Hill)


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Decline may follow a pattern similar to either Alzheimer or vascular dementia or a combination of both.
Belle was comfortable and happy during her final years of suffering with Vascular Dementia.
Light and moderate drinkers were also 25 per cent less likely to contract vascular dementia, and 26 per cent less likely to suffer from any form of dementia, the authors found.
 
 
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vascular endothelial growth factor C/D receptor
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Vascular endothelial growth factor receptor
 
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