Context There are differences in diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for thyroid between
racial and ethnic groups that contribute to disparities. Identifying these differences and their …

Papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) presents a significant health concern, particularly among
Hispanic women in the United States, who exhibit a disproportionately higher chance of …

Background Thyroid cancer and educational attainment have been related in observational
studies. It is unclear if these correlations indicate causative relationships. Methods Using …

Background While males present with more adverse clinicopathologic features in papillary
thyroid carcinoma (PTC), younger age has previously been shown to be a favorable …

Introduction Total thyroidectomy is the traditional primary approach for papillary thyroid
cancer. However, recent evidence supports conservative management for low-risk tumors …

Introduction. The influence of time to surgery on racial/ethnic disparities in papillary thyroid
carcinoma (PTC) survival remains unstudied. Materials and methods. The National Cancer …

Introduction As our growing population demonstrates a significant increase in the incidence
of thyroid cancer, so does patient access to their medical records. Poor health literacy and …

Purpose Prior research suggests that racial and ethnic minorities tend to present with more
advanced papillary thyroid cancer (PTC). Traditionally, these studies have used pathologic …