- HFEA
- Human Fertilisation Embryology Authority (Medical » Physiology)* Human Factors Engineering Analysis (Governmental » Military)
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HFEA — Die Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), deutsch: Behörde für menschliche Befruchtung und Embryologie, ist die Regulierungs und Überwachungsbehörde für alle Kliniken in Großbritannien, welche künstliche Befruchtungen (In vitro… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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