Stanley Tucci reveals he now takes Synthroid to manage his condition Stanley Tucci explained that he now takes the synthetic thyroid hormone Synthroid to help manage his condition and will continue ...

The actor revealed he now takes the synthetic thyroid hormone pill Synthroid and will be undergoing further blood tests in order to treat the issue. “I still get tired in the afternoon,” he ...

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This week, he said that his oncologist informed him that delayed thyroid issues can sometimes happen as a result of the treatment he received, and that he now takes medication which has “made a ...

He said he proceeded to get a blood test that revealed that his “thyroid was non-functioning.” Tucci explained that he and his doctors then tried to discern what was causing the issue ...

“Then you take this pill, which is basically Synthroid … I’m getting another blood test because I think I might have to up it a bit. “Because I still get (tired) in the afternoon ...

The findings, published March 17 in Nature Human Behaviour, reveal that while key aspects of brain organization are present from birth, there's also significant capacity for flexibility and ...

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A new study has shown that watching your favourite nature documentary or looking at wildlife can physically ease your pain. Academics at the University of Exeter and the University of Vienna have ...

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Neuroscientists have shown that experiencing nature can alleviate acute physical pain. Surprisingly, simply watching nature videos was enough to relieve pain. Using functional magnetic resonance ...