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Genetic regions identified that may relate to male sexual orientation
A recent study conducted at NorthShore University HealthSystem Research Institute has identified regions containing genes that may play a role in male sexual orientation.
Thyroid hormone receptor agonist improves liver fat, lipoproteins in NASH
Madrigal Pharmaceuticals announced positive interim results from a phase 2 clinical trial of MGL-3196 for reducing liver fat in patients with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, according to a press release and company presentation.
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Thyroid cancer increases CVD morbidity risk
Adults treated for differentiated thyroid cancer have an increased risk for cardiovascular disease morbidity compared with those without cancer; and age, male sex and cardiovascular disease at the time of cancer diagnosis are predictors of morbidity, according to findings from researchers in Finland.
Long-term differentiated thyroid cancer survival linked to diastolic dysfunction
Long-term survivors of pediatric differentiated thyroid cancer are more likely to have diastolic dysfunction, suggesting early cardiac aging, compared with controls who were never exposed to differentiated thyroid cancer, according to a study.
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals necessitate emphasis on iodine nutrition in breast-feeding mothers
Although breast-feeding women in the U.S. overall met WHO-recommended iodine levels for lactating women, environmental perchlorate and thiocyanate exposure may counteract iodine nutrition, according to researchers.
BLOG: The story of a Hiroshima bomb survivor — Part 1
Paul Satoh, MBA, PhD, had been a patient of mine since 2007; he is now 81 years old. He is not only a patient but also a friend.
Perchlorate exposure tied to lower thyroid hormone level in pregnant women
Pregnant women with higher levels of exposure to the chemical perchlorate are more likely to have lower levels of free thyroxine, potentially affecting fetal brain development, according to study data presented at the Society for Endocrinology BES annual conference.
Higher thyroid hormone levels linked to atherosclerotic CVD, mortality
High and high-normal levels of free thyroxine were associated with atherosclerotic CVD and mortality in middle-aged and elderly adults, study results show.
Menopause influences primary hyperparathyroidism symptoms
Primary hyperparathyroidism, or PHPT, showed similar biochemical activity regardless of sex, but the disorder presents differently in men and women, researchers in Italy reported.
Earlier diagnosis, treatment improve outcomes in multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2B
A group of patients with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2B diagnosed after 2000 were more likely to undergo surgery at an earlier stage of the disease and experienced a greater cure rate vs. patients diagnosed before 2000, according to findings from a long-term, observational study.
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