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Issue 125 Autumn 2017

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Endocrinologist

From genetics to therapeutics: Thyroid covered

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Features

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Features

TEAMeD-5: improving outcomes in thyroid eye disease Liothyronine (L-T3) treatment in hypothyroidism The genetic basis of congenital hypothyroidism

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25 years on: the British Thyroid Foundation Why is research important in the ‘post-truth’ era? Specialised endocrinology CRG: latest developments

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Common vices of men and the health of the next generation Age-related changes in macaque arcuate nucleus gene expression A role for TET2 in parathyroid carcinoma

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General News

Clinical Research Networks: how a new collaboration with the NIHR will promote research Stephen Lindsay Jeffcoate New BTF thyroid cancer booklet

A word from the Editor

After going a bit left field and geopolitical in the last issue, time to return to the endocrine pantheon and dedicate an issue to that quintessential endocrine organ, the thyroid. The prevalence of thyroid disorders, the relative ease with which it can be physically examined and imaged and the inability of anyone to enter a hospital department for anything without having a TSH measured, means the workings of this gland are familiar to many.

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