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114 A 20-year retrospective study examining outcomes in children and young adults diagnosed with primary thyroid cancer after usual care including invasive surgery and assessing whether a less invasive or watchful-waiting approach would reduce harm. A call for a new thyroid cancer classification in children and young adults
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114 A 20-year retrospective study examining outcomes in children and young adults diagnosed with primary thyroid cancer after usual care including invasive surgery and assessing whether a less invasive or watchful-waiting approach would reduce harm. A call for a new thyroid cancer classification in children and young adults
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- First published August 20, 2018.
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January 25, 2023
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