Publisher's Synopsis
Reflections on Hypothyroidism: Insights from Journal Articles offers a comprehensive examination of one of the most prevalent yet frequently misunderstood endocrine disorders. Edited to include a wide array of perspectives, this collection delves into clinical treatments, societal trends, and the broader impacts of hypothyroidism. Through meticulously detailed studies, the book illuminates the nuances of diagnosing and managing subclinical hypothyroidism, explores the significant risks of cardiovascular and other comorbidities, and examines the intersection of thyroid dysfunction with other severe conditions like cancer and COVID-19. Qualitative insights reveal the personal struggles faced by older patients, while case reports highlight critical issues such as congenital hypothyroidism and psychotic episodes triggered by severe thyroid dysfunction. This volume is essential reading for medical professionals, patients, and anyone interested in the far-reaching effects of hypothyroidism on physical and mental health. Through both qualitative and quantitative analyses, the book aims to inspire further research and drive more effective healthcare strategies.
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