The aim is to examine the relationship between socioeconomic position and thyroid cancer incidence in China.
Conducted a population-based cohort study
Analyzed thyroid cancer incidence across different socioeconomic positions
Emphasized public health implications for high-SEP populations
Identified regional disparities in thyroid cancer incidence linked to socioeconomic position
Found that high socioeconomic areas experience higher overdiagnosis rates
Abstract
Public health strategies targeting high-SEP populations and developed regions are crucial for reducing thyroid cancer overdiagnosis and narrowing regional disparities.