
|Articles|June 14, 2007
Thyroid testing: When to worry (not often) and when to reassure
Thyroid problems can be worrisome, but relatively few children referred for workup for an abnormal thyroid test have clinically significant disease. Choosing the right screening tests can prevent these costly encounters without compromising children whose test results warrant close follow-up and possible intervention.
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