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Will a drug like invega (paliperidone) or seroquel cause thyroid cancer?
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No: This doesn't make sense biologically and no one has noted a trend or association. Both medications have a good safety profile and are widely used; thyroid cancer is fairly common as well and chances are this is a coincidence.
Answered 7/23/2012
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