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A triad may refer to:

• 3 (number)

Music

• Triad (music), three-note chord consisting of a "root" note together with the third and fifth above it
• Triad (album), 1976 album by Spontaneous Combustion
• "Triad" (song), song by Industrial metal band Pitchshifter from their 1993 album Desensitized
• "Triad" (David Crosby song), 1967 song about a ménage à trois
• "Triad", song by progressive rock band Tool from their 2001 album Lateralus

Medieval literature

• Welsh Triads, collections of medieval Welsh legend and history
• Triads of Ireland, triplet proverbs and aphorisms

Fiction

• The Triad (Charmed), group of three powerful demons in the television series Charmed
• Triad (superhero), alias of fictional DC Comics super hero Triplicate Girl
• Triad (Battlestar Galactica), ball sport in the television series Battlestar Galactica (1978-1980)
• Triad (Battlestar Galactica), card game in the television series Battlestar Galactica (2003-2009)
• Triiad, alien species from the television series Hypernauts

Medicine

• Triad (anatomy), structure in skeletal muscles, formed by a T tubule surrounded by sarcoplasmic reticulum
• Catalytic triad, biochemical term for three amino acid residues found within some proteases
• Currarino triad, three malformations with a genetic link
• Portal triad, distinctive arrangement in the liver
• Unhappy triad, tearing of one or both of the cruciate ligaments, along with collateral ligament damage and meniscal tear(s)
• Group of three signs or symptoms for diagnosis of various conditions:
  • Beck's triad (cardiology), for cardiac tamponade
  • Beck's cognitive triad, for depression
  • Charcot's triad 1, for multiple sclerosis or
  • Charcot's triad 2, for ascending cholangitis
  • Cushing's triad, for head injuries
  • Dieulafoy's triad, for acute appendicitis
  • Female athlete triad, low energy availability in female athletes
  • Hutchinson's triad, congenital syphilis
  • Meckler's triad, for Boerhaave syndrome
  • Virchow's triad, for venous thrombosis
  • Whipple's triad, for hypoglycemia
  • MacDonald triad, for anti-social personality disorder

Computing

• Triad (computers), group of three phosphor dots used in some computer monitors
• Triad C64, Commodore 64 cracking group
• Rise of the Triad, computer game
• TriadCity, MUD with literary themes

Commerce

• Triad Advertising, Sri Lankan advertising agency
• Triad Broadcasting, US radio station operator
• Triad Hospitals, former hospital operator based in Plano, Texas
• Triad Racing Technologies, former NASCAR team
• Triad Securities
• Triad demand, UK electrical power demand measurement
• Triad, collective name coined by Kenichi Ohmae for the three developed markets of Japan, North America and Western Europe

Organizations

• Triad (underground societies), a previous Chinese secret organiztion
• Syracuse Triad, three women's sororities founded at Syracuse University
• Triad Theater, in New York City
• Triad High School, disambiguation

Other

• Triad (Greek philosophy), Pythagorean symbol for the number three
• Triple deity, three deities commonly associated together
• Triad (relationship), relationship between three people
• Triad (sociology), group of three people as a unit of study
• Nuclear triad, nuclear arsenal with three components
• HMS Triad (N53), T-class submarine of the UK Royal Navy
• Piedmont Triad, region of North Carolina, USA
• Triad (environmental science), management system for environmental cleanup
• Dark triad, group of three undesirable personality traits

[edit] See also

• Triadi, village in Thessaloniki, Greece
• Triadic, disambiguation
• Triadica, plant genus of the family Euphorbiaceae
• Triads, Yardies and Onion Bhajees, 2003 British film directed by Sarjit Bains

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