Study tests two ways to give iodine to expectant mothers
NCT ID NCT03078140
Summary
This study compared two approaches to giving iodine supplements to pregnant women to prevent deficiency. Researchers tested whether giving iodine to everyone (routine) was better than giving it only to women who showed signs of deficiency (selective). The goal was to find the best strategy to support healthy pregnancies and prevent problems linked to low iodine.
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Kuntharee Traisrisilp
Chiang Mai, 50200, Thailand
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