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April 24, 2017European Thyroid JournalOpen Access

Hypothyroid Patients Encoding Combined MCT10 and DIO2 Gene Polymorphisms May Prefer L-T3 + L-T4 Combination Treatment – Data Using a Blind, Randomized, Clinical Study

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ACAllan CarléAalborg University HospitalJFJens FaberUniversity of CopenhagenRSRudi SteffensenAalborg University Hospital

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Carlé et al. (2017) studied this question.

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