IBS

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IBS is an abbreviation with several meanings:

• Irritable bowel syndrome, a disorder of the bowel
• IBS, a satirical news channel on the BBC's programme Broken News
• ICFAI Business School, an MBA school in India
• Institute of Broadcast Sound, a UK broadcasting professional association
• INTELSAT business service, a satellite communication standard provided by INTELSAT
• Intercollegiate Broadcasting System, an organization of non-profit, education-affiliated radio stations (and webcasters)
• International Bible Society, a group that translates and publishes the Bible with the intent of Christian proselytization
• International Bank Services Inc., an investment bank
• International Benchrest Shooters, a governing body in shooting sport
• International Biogeography Society, a society for the study of biogeography
• International Biometric Society, an academic statistical association for mathematical and statistical methods in the biosciences
• International Brotherhood of Stevedores, a fictional union in the TV series The Wire
• Internet Broadcasting, a web design firm focused on broadcast television
• Intrabeam Scattering, a collective effect arising in high-intensity particle beams
• Ion-beam sputtering, a type of sputter deposition
• Instruction Based Sampling, an implementation of a Hardware performance counter used to collect performance data in a superscalar microprocessor.
• Intelligent Building Solutions, an automation company
• IBS Software Services, an airline, cargo, Logistics products and services company
• Identical by State, a genetic term also known as non-identical by type (NIBT)
• International Builders' Show, an annual trade show organized by the National Association of Home Builders
• Indiana Boys School, a former name of Plainfield Juvenile Correctional Facility
• Instytutu Badań Strukturalnych, the Institute for Structural Research
• Ichthyosis bullosa of Siemens, a genetic skin disorder

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