-
intellectual and
developmental disabilities.
According to
public health experts,
iodisation of salt may be the world's
simplest and most cost-effective
measure available...
- Jung L, Férard G,
Bordet F,
Goncalves AM,
Dechoux L (November 1997). "
Iodised rapeseed oil for
eradication of
severe endemic goitre". Lancet. 350 (9090):...
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progress in
maternal and
child health. 95% of
children have
access to
iodised salt, and 86% of
children aged 6 – 59
months receive Vitamin A prophylaxis...
- the
latter of
which usually contains an anti-caking
agent and may be
iodised to
prevent iodine deficiency. As well as its use in
cooking and at the...
- anti
caking products added. A
widely circulated legend suggested that
iodisation caused the
brine of
pickles to
change color. This is false; however, some...
- to 3,000 µg/day in 2015.
After iodine fortification programs such as
iodisation of salt have been done, some
cases of iodine-induced
hyperthyroidism have...
- the 1990s,
around 25% of Tanzania's po****tion were
provided access to
iodised oil
aimed to
target iodine deficiency within expecting mothers, as result...
- Salt was
launched in 1983 by Tata
Chemicals as India's
first packaged iodised salt brand. The
brand is now the
biggest packaged salt
brand in India,...
-
himself in
several humanitarian causes, such as
advocating the use of
iodised salt. On
December 17, 2012,
Karpov supported the law in the
Russian Parliament...
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Water soluble Iodinated,
Water insoluble Ethiodized oil (=
Ethyl esters of
iodised fatty acids, lipiodol)
Iopydol Propyliodone Iofendylate‡ Non-iodinated...
