Iodine For Web 62008
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Iodine is an important nutrient for brain and thyroid health. Iodine deficiency has become a significant problem in Australia, leading to reduced IQ scores and increased rates of thyroid cancer and developmental delays. Universal salt iodization is recommended as the best strategy to address iodine deficiency, as iodized salt provides effective population coverage and is a cheap and simple solution.
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- 20. Thyroid cancer skyrockets in NSW in parallel with the drop in iodine intake 2. Males
- 22. Iodine Deficiency Australian Style? Ironically our success in Thailand is mirrored by an opposite increase in iodine deficiency and thyroid disease in Australia
- 30. WHO daily intake: optimal iodine nutrition 90 µg/day Infants (0-5 years) 120 µg/day Children (6-12 years) 250 µg/day Pregnancy and Lactation 150 µg/day Adults