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Wei-bo Wang
Researcher at China Medical University (PRC)
Publications - 10
Citations - 794
Wei-bo Wang is an academic researcher from China Medical University (PRC). The author has contributed to research in topics: Thyroid & Thyroid peroxidase. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 10 publications receiving 716 citations.
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Effect of iodine intake on thyroid diseases in China.
Weiping Teng,Zhongyan Shan,Xiao-chun Teng,Haixia Guan,Yushu Li,Di Teng,Ying Jin,Xiaohui Yu,Chenling Fan,Wei Chong,Fan Yang,Hong Dai,Yang Yu,Jia Li,Yanyan Chen,Dong Zhao,Xiao-guang Shi,Fengnan Hu,Jinyuan Mao,Xiaolan Gu,Rong Yang,Ya-jie Tong,Wei-bo Wang,Tian-shu Gao,Chenyang Li +24 more
TL;DR: More than adequate or excessive iodine intake may lead to hypothyroidism and autoimmune thyroiditis in cohorts from three regions with different levels of iodine intake.
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Influence of iodine on the reference interval of TSH and the optimal interval of TSH: results of a follow-up study in areas with different iodine intakes.
Haixia Guan,Zhongyan Shan,Xiaochun Teng,Yushu Li,Di Teng,Ying Jin,Xiaohui Yu,Chenling Fan,Wei Chong,Fan Yang,Hong Dai,Yang Yu,Jia Li,Yanyan Chen,Dong Zhao,Xiaoguang Shi,Fengnan Hu,Jinyuan Mao,Xiaolan Gu,Rong Yang,Wei Chen,Ya-jie Tong,Wei-bo Wang,Tian-shu Gao,Chenyang Li,Weiping Teng +25 more
TL;DR: Evaluated whether the status of iodine nutrition influences the TSH concentration in a selected Chinese reference population according to the criteria proposed by National Academy of Clinical Biochemistry and regular thyroid ultrasonography to establish a new reference interval of TSH based on the wide variation of iodinenutrition in populations.
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Effect of different iodine intake on schoolchildren's thyroid diseases and intelligence in rural areas.
Tian-shu Gao,Weiping Teng,Zhongyan Shan,Ying Jin,Haixia Guan,Xiaochun Teng,Fan Yang,Wei-bo Wang,Xiao-guang Shi,Ya-jie Tong,Dan Li,Wei Chen +11 more
TL;DR: The increase of iodine intake may increase the risk for schoolchildren of subclinical hypothyroidism, and no obvious effect of excess iodine was found on mental development of schoolchildren.
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Safe Range of Iodine Intake Levels: A Comparative Study of Thyroid Diseases in Three Women Population Cohorts with Slightly Different Iodine Intake Levels
Xiaochun Teng,Xiaoguang Shi,Zhongyan Shan,Ying Jin,Haixia Guan,Yushu Li,Fan Yang,Wei-bo Wang,Ya-jie Tong,Weiping Teng +9 more
TL;DR: Median urinary iodine 100~200 μg/l may reflect the safe range of iodine intake levels, and serum thyrotropin/thyroglobulin ratio might be a better index of evaluating iodine status.