MD

¹

Or M.D.

1. Doctor of Medicine.

MD

²

abbreviation

1. Maryland (approved especially for use with zip code).

2. Middle Dutch. Also M.D.

3. months after date.

4. muscular dystrophy.

Md

³

abbreviation

1. Music.,  right hand.

Md

⁴

Symbol, Chemistry.

1. mendelevium.

Md.

⁵

abbreviation

1. Maryland.

M/D

⁶

Or m/d

1. months after date.

MD

¹

abbreviation

1. Doctor of Medicine

2. Managing Director

3. Maryland

4. Medical Department

5. mentally deficient

6. (in Canada) municipal district

7. Moldova (international car registration)

Md.

²

abbreviation

1. Maryland

Md

³

symbol

1. mendelevium

md

⁴

abbreviation

1. Moldova

Word History and Origins

Origin of MD¹

From New Latin Medicīnae Doctor

Origin of MD²

< Italian mano destra or French main droite

Word History and Origins

Origin of MD¹

(sense 1) from Latin Medicinae Doctor

Example Sentences

This new work builds on research led by the late Samuel Strober, MD, PhD, a professor of immunology and rheumatology, and his colleagues, including study co-author and professor of medicine Judith Shizuru, MD, PhD.

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"This discovery highlights an unexpected intersection between sugar and alcohol metabolism," said Richard Johnson, MD, professor at CU Anschutz and study co-author.

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Texas A&M has already delivered significant batches of At-211 to collaborators, including the University of Alabama at Birmingham and MD Anderson Cancer Center, which has received more than two dozen shipments.

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The Federal Aviation Administration ordered all MD-11 planes temporarily grounded after a crash last week of a United Parcel Service cargo jet in Louisville, Ky., killed at least 14 people.

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"Our study suggests that COVID-19 vaccination not only protects against coronavirus but may also have broader health benefits for children with atopic dermatitis," said principal investigator Zhibo Yang, MD, PhD.

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