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Huang C–C et al. – The overall prevalence of suspected hypothyroidism was 9.2% among asymptomatic older people in Taiwan, which was significantly lower than in Caucasians. The prevalence of suspected hypothyroidism may reach 25.9% if the TSH cutoff was lowered to 2.5microIU/ml. Further study is needed to determine the normal reference range of serum TSH in older people.

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