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Elsa

American  
[el-suh] / ˈɛl sə /

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.


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Rachel Connor, from Breakthrough T1D, added: "The findings from ELSA's first phase signal a major step towards a future in which type 1 diabetes can be detected early, managed proactively, and potentially delayed through immunotherapy."

From BBC

It would be up to UK ministers, advised by the National Screening Committee and studies like ELSA, whether to do the same.

From BBC

Ukraine's 20th seed Marta Kostyuk also suffered a surprise defeat on day one as she fell to world number 58 Elsa Jacquemot in a record-setting match.

From BBC

Hospital staff named the little girl Elsa, after the character in the Disney film "Frozen".

From Barron's

They warned that they could not "discount" the possibility of a fourth child in the future who "may not be so fortunate as Elsa and her siblings".

From Barron's