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Hypothyroidism Research Paper

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For my research paper topic, I have decided to write about the most common thyroid disorder - hypothyroidism. My writing assignment will begin with general information about the endocrine system, where I plan to focus mainly on thyroid and its function in human development and metabolism. After briefer introduction, I will explain what hypothyroidism is, what are its causes, common and less common symptoms, diagnoses, medical treatments/care, and any other alternative options including diet and lifestyle changes.
My general resources that I would like to use for my research include medical journal publications, online brochures about hypothyroidism, heath related internet websites. I may have some other resources; however, I am not sure about

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