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Evidence lacking on effect of false-positive infant congenital hypothyroidism tests
Few studies have evaluated infant and parental outcomes of false-positive results from newborn screening of congenital hypothyroidism, and most studies are low or moderate quality, according to a systematic review.
Decreasing TSH linked to decline in cognitive functioning for older adults
Older adults with decreasing serum thyroid-stimulating hormone levels were more likely than those with a steady level to experience cognitive decline, according to findings published in Thyroid.
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Percutaneous ethanol injection safe, effective for benign, cystic thyroid nodules
Percutaneous ethanol injection should be considered an effective and safe strategy for patients with recurrent symptomatic cystic or predominantly cystic thyroid nodules, according to a meta-analysis published in Clinical Endocrinology.
Famine exposure in utero may worsen thyroid function in adulthood
Individuals exposed to the Great Chinese Famine in utero were more likely to have a higher thyroid-stimulating hormone level in adulthood compared with nonexposed people, with a stronger association observed among rural residents of China.
BLOG: When thyroid labs do not add up
I was recently in our endocrine clinic, reviewing labs in between patients while also supervising three fellows. Once I saw this thyroid lab report, I paused, and then, I smiled.
Thyroid groups: Perioperative risk stratification paramount in cancer treatment plan
Accurate risk stratification during the immediate perioperative period that incorporates molecular theranostics can help better guide decision-making for thyroid cancer treatment, according to a new joint statement published in Thyroid.
Teprotumumab effective, safe after 1 year in clinical use
Teprotumumab was approved for the treatment of thyroid eye disease in January 2020. As real-world experience with teprotumumab increases, several clinical reports describing patient responses, safety and effectiveness are now appearing.
Hyperthyroidism more severe in younger adults with Graves’ disease
Younger adults with Graves’ disease have more severe hyperthyroidism than older adults, and men are less likely to have disease remission compared with women, according to a study published in Thyroid.
Increased molecular testing accelerates precision thyroid nodule management, cancer care
Thyroid nodules are common. Each year, approximately 600,000 U.S. residents with nodules undergo a fine-needle aspiration biopsy in which cells are extracted and examined to determine whether the nodule is benign or cancerous.
Does radioactive iodine treatment in hyperthyroidism increase risk for cancer?
Radioactive iodine therapy targets the thyroid gland, but it also inadvertently exposes other organs and tissues to low to moderate doses of radiation.
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