What does DD stand for?

Dangerous Drop

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In about one or two of every thousand mono cases, the spleen will rupture causing internal bleeding and a dangerous drop in blood pressure.

Mononucleosis,Causes and Treatments

The global financial crisis has led to a dangerous drop in energy investment around the world which could choke off the nascent economic recovery, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.

Energy agency warns of falling investment

In the latter case, they may cause a dangerous drop of blood sugar levels.

POPPING A PILL WITH COFFEE?

The resulting insulin surge in dogs causes a markedly dangerous drop blood sugar.

XYLITOL Danger or Delight for Dogs?

The pupils belong to a local parcours group, a craze in which practitioners attempt to keep running while negotiating obstacles and sometimes dangerous drops.

STAIR - JUMP CRAZE AT PLUNGE SCHOOL

There are no dangerous drops to be wary of, but a twisted ankle wouldn't be good news here, so take care.

Cwm Glas Mawr; weekend walk days out

He said: "Within a week, the security fencing at a very dangerous drop had been smashed and thrown into the beck, exposing walkers to the risk of falling 15ft into the beck.

We won't give up

Two of the four Philadelphia patients experienced nausea, rapid heartbeat, dizziness, dehydration, low blood sugar, blood-clotting abnormalities, liver toxicity, and a dangerous drop in blood pH.

Not-so-artful dodgers: countering drug tests with niacin proves ...