India, March 17 -- Women, due to certain physiological differences, have a higher risk of developing certain health issues, including particular cancers. Thyroid cancer falls among them.ALSO READ: Endocrinologist shares 6 ways thyroid disorders affect women: From hairfall to missed periods

A 2023 study published in the Journal of Endocrine and Metabolic Research found that early-stage thyroid cancer is about four times more common in women than in men. This puts women at added risk. Let's see why this may happen and what some signs are that may help alert them.

Since women are more vulnerable, based on physiology, it is important to stay aware of early symptoms, prioritise regular health check-ups, and seek timely medical attention to e...