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AUDIO: Dr. Lawrence C. Wood Talks About Hyperthyroidism

April 4, 2008 - 2:48pm 1299 reads

Dr. Wood, let’s talk about hyperthyroidism and then give us a little overview on the different kinds. Dr. Lawrence C. Wood, Founder and Medical Director of the Thyroid Foundation of America Doctor and author of Your Thyroid: A Home Reference.

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Dr. Lawrence Wood recently retired from practice as an Associate Physician at Massachusetts General Hospital with Internal Medicine Associates. He is particularly interested in thyroid and related conditions and in 1985 he created the Thyroid Foundation of America, a non-profit organization that offers free thyroid education and support to patients and their families. His publications include articles on the natural history of autoimmune thyroid disease and the association between thyroid autoimmunity, dyslexia, and attention deficient disorders. He is committed to patient centered care of the highest quality and feels fortunate to be involved in the creation of the Ambulatory Practice of the Future.

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