The link between hypothyroidism and mortality is explained by comorbidity rather than hypothyroidism per se. Evidence from a Danish nation-wide register-based study of twins and singletons.

Frans Hjelm Brandt Kristensen; Marianne Thvilum; Dorthe Almind Pedersen; Kaare Christensen; Thomas Heiberg Brix; Laszlo Hegedüs

The link between hypothyroidism and mortality is explained by comorbidity rather than hypothyroidism per se. Evidence from a Danish nation-wide register-based study of twins and singletons.

Frans Hjelm Brandt Kristensen, Marianne Thvilum (Member of author group), Dorthe Almind Pedersen (Member of author group), Kaare Christensen (Member of author group), Thomas Heiberg Brix (Member of author group), Laszlo Hegedüs (Member of author group)

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Original language	English
Publication date	9. Aug 2012
Publication status	Published - 9. Aug 2012
Event	36th Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association - Pisa, Italy Duration: 8. Sep 2012 → 12. Sep 2012

Conference

Conference	36th Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Pisa
Period	08/09/2012 → 12/09/2012

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Kristensen, F. H. B., Thvilum, M., Pedersen, D. A., Christensen, K., Brix, T. H., & Hegedüs, L. (2012). The link between hypothyroidism and mortality is explained by comorbidity rather than hypothyroidism per se. Evidence from a Danish nation-wide register-based study of twins and singletons.. Poster session presented at 36th Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association, Pisa, Italy.

Kristensen, Frans Hjelm Brandt ; Thvilum, Marianne ; Pedersen, Dorthe Almind et al. / The link between hypothyroidism and mortality is explained by comorbidity rather than hypothyroidism per se. Evidence from a Danish nation-wide register-based study of twins and singletons. Poster session presented at 36th Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association, Pisa, Italy.

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The link between hypothyroidism and mortality is explained by comorbidity rather than hypothyroidism per se. Evidence from a Danish nation-wide register-based study of twins and singletons. / Kristensen, Frans Hjelm Brandt; Thvilum, Marianne (Member of author group); Pedersen, Dorthe Almind (Member of author group) et al.

2012. Poster session presented at 36th Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association, Pisa, Italy.

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