OBESITY AND THYROID FUNCTION IN OBESE WOMEN: A PILOT STUDY.

In our population of obese women, FT4 seems to be more correlated than TSH with cardiometabolic risk parameters.

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OBESITY AND THYROID FUNCTION IN OBESE WOMEN: A PILOT STUDY.

O. Berriche, F. Mahjoub, H. Jamoussi, Chaima Jemai et al.
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Health and Lifestyle Studies
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OBESITY AND THYROID FUNCTION IN OBESE WOMEN: A PILOT STUDY.

O. Berriche, F. Mahjoub, H. Jamoussi, Chaima Jemai, Inès Kammoun, Menel Jemel, H. Kandara, Radhouane Gharbi
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In our population of obese women, FT4 seems to be more correlated than TSH with cardiometabolic risk parameters.

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Université Tunis Carthage (TN), Institut National de Nutrition et de Technologie Alimentaire (TN)
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OBESITY AND THYROID FUNCTION IN OBESE WOMEN: A PILOT STUDY. — O. Berriche, F. Mahjoub, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS