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PUD
(redirected from Planned Unit Development)

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PUD
abbr.
peptic ulcer disease
Peptic ulcer disease (PUD)
A stomach disorder marked by corrosion of the stomach lining due to the acid in the digestive juices.
Mentioned in: Indigestion
PUD
Peptic ulcer disease, see there
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