DPT
1 Americanabbreviation
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department.
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deponent.
abbreviation
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“In the beginning of the day we have more fluid in our spines. Over the course of the day, due to compressive forces of weight-bearing, we lose fluid and become shorter,” explains Jonathan Locitzer, DPT, a physical therapist in Brooklyn, New York.
From Slate
Even as China is among the leaders in the global race for a vaccine, it is also striving to overcome years of drug scandals - the latest coming in 2018 when authorities recalled a rabies vaccine and later announced that batches of children’s DPT vaccines, for diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus, were ineffective.
From Washington Times
Even as China is among the leaders in the global race for a vaccine, it is also striving to overcome years of drug scandals — the latest coming in 2018 when authorities recalled a rabies vaccine and later announced that batches of children’s DPT vaccines, for diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus, were ineffective.
From Seattle Times
All this is taking place as China strives to overcome years of drug scandals — the latest coming in 2018 when authorities recalled a rabies vaccine and later announced batches of children’s DPT vaccines, for diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus, were ineffective.
From Seattle Times
All this is taking place as China strives to overcome years of drug scandals - the latest coming in 2018 when authorities recalled a rabies vaccine and later announced batches of children’s DPT vaccines, for diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus, were ineffective.
From Washington Times
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