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A.C.P.

American  

abbreviation

  1. American College of Physicians.


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According to testimony from Randy Birchfield, a West Point classmate whom Pompeo recruited to run A.C.P., business had slowed and there were layoffs, cutbacks in bonuses and health-care benefits, and rumors of imminent bankruptcy.

From The New Yorker

According to the State of Kansas, this month, twenty years after Thayer purchased A.C.P., a permeable barrier will finally be installed to insure that no additional TCE flows from the site into the water supply.

From The New Yorker

“Clearly, the trend lines were moving in a direction that wasn’t comforting for anyone,” Birchfield said, in a deposition in a lawsuit between Thayer and A.C.P.’s former owners.

From The New Yorker

I don’t fault the A.C.P. or its Madison Avenue colleagues who came up with this lusterless campaign; there’s just not a lot of pithy material to work with.

From New York Times

The A.C.P. reviewed studies of the procedure and concluded that pelvic exams are not accurate diagnostic screening tests for ovarian cancer.

From New York Times