New paper on thyroid function in different circumstances

[diogenes]

We've got a new comprehensive paper that describes the changes in thyroid function in conditions of strain (exercise, adaptation to cold, pregnancy) and nonthyroidal illness. It's meant to give a comprehensive overarching picture of thyroid function in many conditions so as to make a complete picture. Bit heavy going but some here might feel it worthwhile to read. Its in open format:

Front. Endocrinol., 20 July 2017 | doi.org/10.3389/fendo.2017....

Thyroid Allostasis–Adaptive Responses of Thyrotropic Feedback Control to Conditions of Strain, Stress, and Developmental Programming

[BlueMundo]

I got as far as the introduction! I'll try again later and maybe I'll be able to read further!

[crabapple in reply to BlueMundo]

Snap!

[dolphin5]

Thank you!

[lynmynott Partner Thyroid UK]

Have printed it off to read. It's long but looks very interesting.

[JGBH]

Thank you. Interesting but complicated if one has not studied biochemistry.... Would an endocrinologist actually be willing to read this article? I wonder...

[helvella]

From a brief scan I am knocked out by the comprehensiveness. Absolutely needs a proper read.

[Justiina]

Interesting! For a person whose first language is not English it's always an adventure to dive into this detailed research.

[nightingale-56]

i have bookmarked for later.

[ann_g_k]

Thank you Diogenes, will read properly when I have the chance. I think it's the first time I've seen a biblical reference in a medical article. The means by which King David's courtiers sought to warm him up is somewhat interesting

[Bettan]

Thank you so much for this long but interesting article.