What does SHARP mean?
SHARP means Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention
What is the abbreviation for Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention?
Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention can be abbreviated as SHARP
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What does SHARP stand for? SHARP stands for "Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention". |
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How to abbreviate "Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention"? "Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention" can be abbreviated as SHARP. |
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What is the meaning of SHARP abbreviation? The meaning of SHARP abbreviation is "Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention". |
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What is SHARP abbreviation? One of the definitions of SHARP is "Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention". |
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What does SHARP mean? SHARP as abbreviation means "Scottish Heart and Arterial Risk Prevention". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HALTAM - Heart and Lifestyle Type A Measure
- HDDRISC - Heart Disease and Diabetes Risk Indicators in a Screened Cohort
- HSRLCE - Heart and Stroke/Richard Lewar Centre of Excellence
- HSFCSR - Heart and Stroke Foundation Centre for Stroke Recovery
- HSFNB - Heart and Stroke Foundation of New Brunswick
- HSFNS - Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia
- HUVECs - Heart and Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells
- SCDEA - Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency
- HDC - Heart and Diabetes Center
- R&P - Risk & Prevention
- RPHB - Risk, Prevention and Health Behavior
- ADAPT - And Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment
- ARF - arterial risk factors
- RPP - risk prevention program
- RPFP - Risk and Protective Focused Prevention
- RPM - Risk Prevention Management
- SHHS - Scottish Heart Health Study
- SHHS - Scottish Heart Health Survey
- SHARP - Scottish Heart And Arterial Disease Risk Prevention
- SHHEC - Scottish Heart Health Extended Cohort