Salt iodization in Armenia: a model of sustained-success
November 2017
IDD Newsletter
In this issue:
- Salt iodization in Armenia: a model of sustained success
- Iodine supplementation in mildly iodine-deficient pregnant women does not benefit infant or child neurodevelopment (a randomized-controlled trial)
- Sentinel surveys in northern Algeria assess iodine intake in women
- Iodine in food systems and health: WIA global conference
- Making Europe smarter with harmonized assessment of iodine status
- Can legislation on salt iodization be harmonized in Europe?
- Transforming the salt industry in Tanzania to remove obstacles to USI
- Iodized bouillon to prevent iodine deficiency in Vietnam
- A new strategy for the elimination of iodine deficiency in North Korea
- Paleolithic weight-loss diet puts women at risk of iodine deficiency
- Iodine: the European landscape
In Meetings and Announcements:
- IGN named a ‘standout’ charity for the forth year in a row
- IGN joins forces with INCAP to sustain USI in Central America
- IGN represented at the 70th WHO Regional Committee for South-East Asia
- Founders Pledge: Food for thought
- 87th Annual Meeting of the American Thyroid Association
- Obituary: Dr. Mahmoud Fikri (WHO Regional Director, EMRO)
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