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DMD

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DMD
abbr. Latin
Dentariae Medicinae Doctor (Doctor of Dental Medicine)
DMD
abbreviation for
(Medicine / Pathology) Duchenne muscular dystrophy
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Noun1.DMD - a doctor's degree in dental medicine
Doctor of Dental Medicine
doctor's degree, doctorate - one of the highest earned academic degrees conferred by a university


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But because mice don't show the same symptoms as people do, the scientists needed to use a different animal to test whether stem cells might be effective against DMD in people.
Derailing a disease: stem cells slow dogs' muscular dystrophy by Brownlee, Christen / Science News
Compared to the ETI, the DMD provides benefits to a much broader range of taxpayers.
Sec. 199 defined: what you need to know for the 2005 tax season by Williams, John / California CPA
Parents typically do not seek medical care early on, because children with DMD look "normal" for the first few years of life.
The muscular dystrophies: from genes to therapies by Bloch, Robert J. / Physical Therapy
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