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define prevention of idd by iodized oilthe other approach employed as a specific measure for women and children in hyper-endemic areas is
define prevention of idd - double fortified saltiron deficiency anaemia and iodine deficiency disorders often co-exist the most effective approach to
define prevention of idd - communication campaigna mass communication campaign is needed to create awareness in the community about the consequences
define prevention of idd - iodized salt distributionmany approaches to reduce iodine deficiency has been formulated some of these are reviewed
what are the consequences of iodine deficiency disordersas discussed earlier under signs and symptoms the consequences of idd include mental
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define causes of iodine deficiency disorderswe have studied above that iodine deficiency is a naturally occurring ecological phenomenon that is
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