iodine deficiency disorder

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Any condition–eg, cretinism and brain damage, goiter, or hypothyroidism, attributable to iodine deficiency and corrected by adequate dietary iodine. See Iodine.

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disorder goiter			The situation with iodine deficiency disorders will be discussed during the round table discussion tomorrow in Bishkek. 13% of pregnant women, 10% of schoolchildren in Kyrgyzstan suffer ... by AKIpress News Agency With UNICEF support, the State Ministry of Health conducted a workshop on preventing iodine deficiency disorders for 47 community members in Habila. Humanitarian Action in Darfur Weekly Bulletin No. 9-10 by Sudan Tribune (Sudan) 3) The World Health Organization (WHO) speculates that iodine deficiency disorders affect 740 million people worldwide and that nearly 35%, about two billion, of the world's population are iodine-deficient. Iodine and iodide: functions and benefits beyond the thyroid by Rheault, Shana; Olmstead, Stephen; Ralston, Janet; Meiss, Dennis / Townsend Letter			involuntary oscillation of eyes involuntary patient involuntary slow & twisting movement involuntary weight gain involute involution involutional melancholia involutional psychosis involvement inward aggression inwintering Io iobenguane iocetamic acid iod- iodamide Iodamoeba iodic acid iodide iodimetry iodinate iodinated iodinated serum albumin iodination iodine iodine deficiency disorder iodine intoxication iodine poisoning iodine stain iodine-123 iodine-125 iodine-131 iodine-based teat dips iodine-fast iodine-induced hyperthyroidism iodinophil iodinophilous iodipamide iodism iodize iodized oil iodized salt iodo- iodo-casein iodochlorhydroxyquin iodochlorhydroxyquinoline iododerma iodoform iodohippurate iodohippurate sodium iodomethamate sodium			iodination iodinations iodinations iodine iodine iodine iodine iodine iodine iodine 123 iodine 123 iodine 123 Iodine 125 Iodine 125 Iodine 125 iodine 131 iodine 131 iodine 131 iodine bisulfide Iodine chloride Iodine compounds Iodine compounds Iodine compounds iodine contrast agents iodine contrast agents iodine contrast agents Iodine cyanide Iodine deficiency Iodine deficiency Iodine deficiency iodine deficiency disorder Iodine Deficiency Disorders Iodine Deficiency Disorders Control iodine deficiency goiter iodine deficiency goiter iodine deficiency goiter Iodine Disinfection By-Products iodine disulfide Iodine gas Iodine green Iodine Human Serum Albumin iodine intoxication Iodine isotope Iodine isotope Iodine isotope Iodine Lamp iodine monoxide iodine mumps iodine mumps iodine mumps Iodine number Iodine number Iodine number iodine nutritional deficiency iodine nutritional deficiency iodine nutritional deficiency iodine pentoxide iodine poisoning iodine poisoning iodine poisoning Iodine potassium-iodide

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