What does ICARE mean?
ICARE means Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events?
Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events can be abbreviated as ICARE
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What does ICARE stand for? ICARE stands for "Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events". |
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How to abbreviate "Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events"? "Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events" can be abbreviated as ICARE. |
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What is the meaning of ICARE abbreviation? The meaning of ICARE abbreviation is "Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events". |
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What is ICARE abbreviation? One of the definitions of ICARE is "Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events". |
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What does ICARE mean? ICARE as abbreviation means "Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events". |
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What is shorthand of Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events? The most common shorthand of "Identifying Contributors to Alcohol Related Events" is ICARE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ARBIAS - Alcohol Related Brain Injury Association
- ARIV - Alcohol-Related Injury and Violence
- ARTOP - Alcohol Related Traffic Offenders Program
- ARBQ - Alcohol-Related Behavior Questionnaire
- ARBI - Alcohol Related Brain Impairment
- ARBI - Alcohol Related Brain Injury
- ARND - Alcohol Related Neural Defects
- ARND - Alcohol Related Neurological Disorder
- ARND - Alcohol-Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder
- ARTq - Alcohol Related Toxicity Quotient
- ARI - Alcohol Related Incident
- ARI - Alcohol Related Injury
- ARPS - Alcohol Related Problems Survey
- ARVC - Alcohol Related Violent Crime
- AFTC - alcohol-related fatal traffic crashes
- AHL - alcohol-related hepatic lesion
- ALD - alcohol-related liver disease
- ARD - Alcohol Related Dementia
- CBN - Contributors to the NATO
- CTF - Contributors to Failure