Hormone levels indicate cardiovascular disease risk in obese teenagers

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Elevated thyroid hormone levels increase cardiovascular disease risk

31 Oct 2017

According to a study, published in Circulation Research, elevated levels of thyroid hormone, FT4, are associated with an increased occurrence of arterial disease and death.

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