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DPh

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DPh
abbr.
Doctor of Philosophy
DPH
abbreviation for
(Social Science / Education) Diploma in Public Health
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Noun1.DPH - a doctor's degree in preventive medicine
Doctor of Public Health
doctor's degree, doctorate - one of the highest earned academic degrees conferred by a university


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The goal is to encourage breastfeeding, due to its superior health benefits, particularly in the first year of life," says Donna Rheaume of DPH.
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DPH used a vaccine registry, adapted from one implemented to track pediatric vaccinations, to assess clients' vaccination status before doses were given.
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Mr Blackford applauded the commitment and involvement of DPH members and said the agreement was the result of their determined campaign.
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