Aug 2026· Hormone Research in Paediatrics· pp.
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Pediatric thyroid cancer hospitalization rates in Chile have risen substantially over two decades, driven primarily by adolescents, and these findings likely reflect both evolving clinical management and broader epidemiologic factors.
Background: Thyroid cancer (TC) is the most common endocrine malignancy, with a steadily increasing incidence observed worldwide. However, temporal trends and demographic patterns may vary across populations. Objectives: To assess hospital-based incidence rates, demographic characteristics, and selected epidemiological...
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The Argentina Oncopediatric Registry (ROHA), established in 2000, provides a unique framework for evaluating long-term trends in childhood cancer incidence, survival, and mortality and offers a model to improve equity, quality of care, and outcomes in Argentina.
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Background/Objectives: The incidence of thyroid cancer (TC) has increased worldwide over recent decades, particularly for well-differentiated histological subtypes, a trend largely attributed to overdiagnosis. Given potential geographical differences, this study analyzed TC incidence and temporal trends in the province...
María Ayala-Conte, N. Basté, Jan Trallero et al.· Cancers· 0 citations
Objective To investigate the nationwide incidence, temporal trends, of thyroid storm among hospitalized patients with thyrotoxicosis in Thailand, to compare in-hospital mortality between patients with and without thyroid storm, and to identify independent predictors of mortality and healthcare resource utilization amon...
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Divergent trends between incidence and mortality likely reflect reduced detection during the pandemic rather than true changes in disease burden, and highlight the importance of maintaining continuity of cancer screening and diagnostic services during health-system disruptions.
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Thyroid cancer is the most rapidly increasing malignancy worldwide, with ionizing radiation recognized as its most established modifiable risk factor. Saudi Arabia has reported rising thyroid cancer incidence over recent decades, yet comprehensive national trend analyses remain limited.
The o...
A. Almohammadi· Journal of Radiation and Can...· 0 citations
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