Georgia celebrates sustained optimal iodine nutrition
February 2018
IDD Newsletter
In this issue:
- Georgia celebrates sustained optimal iodine nutrition
- High dietary salt intake may cause excessive iodine intakes in the Iraqi Kurdish community
- Sudan takes a milestone step toward the elimination of iodine deficiency
- Philippines implements a new plan to eliminate non-iodized salt
- Mild to moderate iodine deficiency affects women’s ability to become pregnant
- Sustaining universal salt iodization in Egypt: program successes and challenges
- Sustaining IDD elimination in Bolivia through better monitoring of iodized salt
- Production of Cambodian salty condiments with iodized salt
- Preventing undernutrition must bring tangible results by 2022 in India
In Meetings and Announcements:
- Creswell Eastman named Officer of the Order of Australia
- Burundi prepares for first national IDD survey
- IGN Board meets in Geneva
- Obituary: Gabriella Morreale de Escobar
Download the February 2018 IDD Newsletter