What does FLIC mean?
FLIC means Function Living Index Cancer
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Function Living Index Cancer?
2 ways to abbreviate Function Living Index Cancer
Function Living Index Cancer can be abbreviated as FLIC
Other shorthands for Function Living Index Cancer are: FLIC
Function Living Index Cancer can be abbreviated as FLIC
Other shorthands for Function Living Index Cancer are: FLIC
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What does FLIC stand for? FLIC stands for "Function Living Index Cancer". |
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How to abbreviate "Function Living Index Cancer"? "Function Living Index Cancer" can be abbreviated as FLIC. |
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What is the meaning of FLIC abbreviation? The meaning of FLIC abbreviation is "Function Living Index Cancer". |
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What is FLIC abbreviation? One of the definitions of FLIC is "Function Living Index Cancer". |
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What does FLIC mean? FLIC as abbreviation means "Function Living Index Cancer". |
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What is shorthand of Function Living Index Cancer? The most common shorthand of "Function Living Index Cancer" is FLIC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACOLI - Augmented Cost of Living Index
- BADLI - Barthel Activities of Daily Living Index
- ICOLI - Intertemporal Cost-of-Living Index
- MLVAI - Melbourne Low-Vision ADL (Activities of Daily Living) Index
- STLIV - Standard of Living Index
- COLI - Cost of Living Index
- FLIC - Functional Living Index Cancer
- FLIE - Functional Living Index-Emesis
- PLTC - People Living Through Cancer
- PLWC - People Living With Cancer
- RNLI - Reintegration to Normal Living Index
- WCLI - Wyoming Cost of Living Index
- CCOLI - Conditional Cost of Living Index
- CLI - Cost of Living Index
- FLI - Functional Living Index
- GDLI - Global Digital Living Index
- PRADLI - Psychosocial Resistance to Activities of Daily Living Index
- T-FLIC - status, modified Functional Living Index-Cancer
- Tlc - Teens Living with Cancer
- flow - Function, Living, Outcomes, and Work