A drug used as an anesthetic by veterinarians; illicitly taken (originally in the form of powder or `dust') for its effects as a hallucinogen.
A person who helps in identifying or preventing or treating illness or disability.
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The number of PCP cases did not increase during the study period.
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Conclusion: We conclude that radiographic improvement of PCP lags behind clinical improvement.
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Conclusion: These results confirm that repeated PCP administration induces marked cognitive deficits.
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Vaccination with viable Δcps1 spores was required for protection from lethal challenge.
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She said they behaved similarly to when they had used PCP previously.
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This is one of the few reported XLA cases experiencing severe PCP.
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Information was gathered on the frequency of use of cosmetics and PCPs.
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In addition, behavioral sensitization to an acute challenge of PCP was evaluated.
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In conclusion, PrEP prescribing among PCPs in the southern US is low.
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Shortcuts - Comparing those car finance deals ng wrong with a PCP.
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She cried, too, and she promised not to take any more PCP.
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And you could've figured the coroner would find PCP in her bloodstream.
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PCPs had access to patient responses to asthma symptom questions at each visit.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported news of PCP's possible investment.
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Finally, new insights were also derived on PPI signaling independent of PCP treatment.
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Discussion: Care coordination between PCP and oncologist is needed to improve CRC surveillance.
