What does AT-Risc mean?
AT-Risc means After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer
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What is the abbreviation for After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer?
After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer can be abbreviated as AT-Risc
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What does AT-Risc stand for? AT-Risc stands for "After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer". |
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How to abbreviate "After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer"? "After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer" can be abbreviated as AT-Risc. |
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What is the meaning of AT-Risc abbreviation? The meaning of AT-Risc abbreviation is "After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer". |
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What is AT-Risc abbreviation? One of the definitions of AT-Risc is "After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer". |
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What does AT-Risc mean? AT-Risc as abbreviation means "After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer". |
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What is shorthand of After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer? The most common shorthand of "After Transplantation - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer" is AT-Risc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SCP - Skin Cancer Prevention
- SCARD - Skin Cancer Audit & Research Database
- SCF - Skin Cancer Foundation
- ICCC - Incidence of Childhood Cancer
- IICC - Incidence of Childhood Cancer
- RISC - Reduce Incidence of Skin Cancer
- SCC - Skin Cancer Cell
- SCCA - Skin Cancer College of Australia
- SCAN - Skin Cancer Awareness Network
- SCFA - Skin Cancer Foundation Australia
- SCP - Skin Cancer Page
- SCTF - Skin Cancer Task Force
- SCOR - Skin Cancer in Organ Recipients
- SCPP - Skin Cancer Prevention Program
- SCI - Skin Cancer Index
- SCPS - Skin Cancer Prevention Study
- CAT - cancer after transplantation
- SCUP - Skin Cancer Utrecht-Philadelphia
- SCAPE - Skin Cancer Awareness Protection and Education
- SCARE - Skin Cancer Awareness Requires Education