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thyroid.org

The ATA is committed to supporting research into better ways to diagnose and treat thyroid disease. The generosity of members, patients, industry, and donors in the workplace has enabled the ATA to award 59 thyroid research grants totaling $1,530,000 since the inception of the Research Fund.

british-thyroid-association.org

primarily created for medical professionals who manage patients with thyroid disease and/or are researching into the thyroid and its disease in humans, this website also signposts a number of patient resources

btf-thyroid.org

The British Thyroid Foundation supports the thyroid community to live better with thyroid disease through evidence-based information, support and research

lats.org

The official opening of the International Thyroid Congress took place on the evening of Thursday, June 19, with over 2,000 participants in attendance. Representatives from 76 countries are present, with notable delegations from Brazil, the United States, Argentina, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Italy, and France. The ITC’s multidisciplinary nature is evident in the participation of professionals […]

thyroid-fed.org

international meetings facebook twitter youtube linkedin instagram thyroid federation international (tfi) is a global, non-profit network of patient organisations with more than 35 member organisations from all continents – both patient-led and patient-oriented – that aim to support thyroid patients worldwide. tfi’s mission is to provide evidence-based information to patients and their families about thyroid

thyroidfoundation.com.au

the australian thyroid foundation ltd (atf) was founded in 1995 by a small group of people with different thyroid disorders.

thyroiduk.org

Thyroid physiology is complex. The thyroid is part of the endocrine system. The pituitary produces a hormone called thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) which stimulates the thyroid to produce thyroxine (T4). Thyroxine is inactive and needs to be converted by the tissues and organs of the body into the active hormone, tri-iodothyronine (T3). There are mainly