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CDE
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CDE,
1 the major symbols used in one system for the nomenclature of the Rh system, in which D is the same as Rh0, the major determining factor of Rh positivity.
2 abbreviation for common duct exploration.
3 abbreviation for Certified Diabetes Educator.

CDE
Certified Diabetes Educator A health care professional qualified by the Am Assn of Diabetes Educators to teach diabetics how to manage their disease. See Diabetes mellitus.


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But, he says, the group is considering what it might do with the Motif and Common Desktop Environment technology, currently still under the control of the Open Group.
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