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Epidemiological characteristics of newly diagnosed Graves' disease following the widespread outbreak of COVID-19 in Guangzhou, China

2025-12-29 endocrinology Title + abstract only
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ObjectivesThere is currently insufficient evidence linking COVID-19 infection with Graves disease (GD). Following the complete lifting of COVID-19 restrictions on December 13, 2022, widespread infection in Guangzhou provides a basis for this study. This research aims to investigate the correlation between COVID-19 infection and GD onset, explore the epidemiological characteristics of newly diagnosed GD post-infection, and offer a scientific basis for treatment. MethodsThe study population inclu...

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