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CH patients maintain euthyroidism with higher LT4 doses compared to adulthood-acquired hypothyroidism ( 3 ). The reasons for this condition are unknown, but a genetic origin appears unlikely, as it has been observed either in patients with ectopic or
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after thyroidectomy with approximately 30% of Dio1 compared to euthyroid rats. Conversely, increased liver Dio1 is found after T4 injection in rats ( 7 , 8 ). Therefore, Dio1 expression and activity are currently the best indicators of hepatic T3 status
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colleagues reported a decreased risk of PCa in men with higher serum TSH compared to men with lower TSH, yielding an odds ratio (OR) = 0.70. Additionally, hypothyroid men had an even lower risk of PCa compared to euthyroid men (OR = 0.48) ( 39 ). The role of