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Altogether, there were 852 (58.4%) patients with papillary thyroid cancer, 181 (12.4%) patients with follicular thyroid cancer, and 426 (29.2%) patients with sporadic medullary thyroid cancer, of whom 75 (5.1%) patients also had Hashimoto thyroiditis and 40 (2.7%) patients also had Graves\u2019 disease. Patients with papillary (medians of 42 vs. 48 years; P\u2009=0.008) and follicular (medians of 33 vs. 63 years; P=0.022) thyroid cancer, unlike patients with medullary thyroid cancer (medians of 57.5 vs. 57 years; P=0.989), were younger at thyroidectomy when they had Hashimoto thyroiditis concomitantly. No such associations were seen with Graves\u2019 disease. Primary thyroid cancers tended to be more localized in conjunction with Hashimoto thyroiditis, and less so with Graves\u2019 disease, although patterns were not consistent across tumor types. 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