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In the States, but bullet points make interesting reading

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- Why basic thyroid testing is not good enough and leads to incorrect statistics.

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- Autoimmune disease and its huge role in thyroid disorders.

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Yes, very interesting -- it's a shame they're not doing it as a Facebook webinar.

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I know :( I thought it was at first.

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