In Korea, the incidence of thyroid cancer has increased every year by about 25% for the past
10 years. 1 In 2011, 40 568 new cases of thyroid cancer were reported making this the most …

In recent decades, the incidence of thyroid cancer in several affluent countries has markedly
increased, 1, 2 although mortality from thyroid cancer has remained relatively low and stable …

Thyroid cancer has become the fifth most commonly diagnosed cancer in adult women
worldwide, and the second most common in women older than 50 years. 1 The rapid …

Globally, the incidence of thyroid cancer has increased substantially in the past three
decades, 1 particularly among young adults and even in adolescents, 2 whereas mortality …

Denmark (figure). 2 Most cases of hypothyroidism are caused by gradual thyroid failure,
which is presumably of autoimmune origin. Once clinical suspicion has been raised …

Clinically detected thyroid cancer is rare in children, with one to three cases per 1 million
children per year. The disease—a papillary carcinoma in most cases—is frequently more …

Over the past three decades, the incidence of thyroid carcinoma has been increasing
globally. Data from 2006 to 2012 indicate an annual incidence rate of thyroid cancer of …

Pizzato and colleagues'4 used the GLOBOCAN database to estimate age-standardised
incidence and mortality rates for 2020 in 185 countries or territories by sex and 18 age …

The excellent Lancet Series on the cancer wars returned to the term cancer war as outlined
by President Nixon in 1971. Cancer treatment with extensive surgery, radiation therapy from …

Thyroid carcinomas are fairly uncommon and include disease types that range from indolent
localised papillary carcinomas to the fulminant and lethal anaplastic disease. Several …