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thyroid antibody measurement ( n = 8) and significant non-thyroidal disease ( n = 8) a total of n = 274 women from this cohort (in this study, referred to as the Copenhagen cohort) were analyzed ( Fig. 1 ). For the purpose of this study, the first and
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previous history of diabetes, thyroid disease, and goiter or thyroid drug use; participants using assisted reproductive treatment; participants with twin pregnancies; participants without thyroid function test or anthropometric data. We finally analyzed
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, catalase and glutathione peroxidases) ( 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 ). The role of oxidative stress in thyroid diseases has been the object of many studies ( 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 23 , 24 , 25 , 26 ). High oxidative stress is involved in the
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( 1 , 2 ). In 2020, the incidence of thyroid cancer was 1–10 cases in women and 1–3 cases in men per 100,000 individuals worldwide. The prevalence of thyroid disease in the United States has been reported to be higher in women than in men. Although
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programming by maternal thyroid disease, the role of thyroid hormones during fetal development is a key mechanism ( 7 ). Thyroid hormones are important developmental factors ( 11 ). The fetal thyroid gland is increasingly able to synthesize thyroid hormones in
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ovary syndrome. Competency 11 : Steroid replacement therapy for disorders of the pituitary and adrenal glands. Competency 12 : Thyroid disease. Competency 13 : Transition. Competency 1 Acromegaly. Competent Proficient Expert As competent plus As
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with previous thyroid diseases, and those taking thyroid drugs, glucocorticoids, or dopamine during the past 3 months were excluded. Residents with previous thyroid diseases ( n = 189) and residents who failed to provide information on the history of
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, natural logarithm; PTH, parathyroid hormone. Discussion The coexistence of thyroid disease in patients with PHPT is a known clinical challenge that remains poorly understood, with highly variable incidence rates being reported and potential
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inpatient database. A total of 1135 patients with T2DM were selected. Patients with known thyroid diseases, thyroidectomy, taking medications that might affect thyroid function, pregnancy, malignancy, any acute intercurrent illness, or data severely missing
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interfere with lipid or cardiovascular measures, hypothalamic/pituitary or other non-thyroid diseases were excluded. We also excluded studies with patients taking thyroid or other medications that could interfere with lipid, cardiovascular or thyroid