Graves’ Disease is an autoimmune thyroid condition that causes the thyroid gland to become overactive (hyperthyroidism). Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are essential, as untreated Graves’ Disease can have serious effects on heart function, bone health, and the eyes.

Patients diagnosed with Graves’ Disease are typically referred to an endocrinologist who specialises in thyroid disorders for expert treatment and ongoing management of their condition.

In this interview, Professor Roderick Clifton-Bligh — Endocrinologist and Medical Advisor to the Australian Thyroid Foundation — speaks with the Super Radio Network about Graves’ Disease and the importance of 2026 Thyroid Awareness Month.

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Beverley Garside, CEO of the Australian Thyroid Foundation, speaks with Dave Cockran on the Super Radio Network about the ATF’s 2026 Thyroid Awareness Month and the importance of raising awareness of thyroid health across Australia.

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