Doctors Are Worried That Iodine Deficiency Is Coming Back
Briefly

A recent case highlights a return of iodine deficiency in adolescents, reminding us of a public health success story that is now facing new challenges.
Dr. Monica Serrano-Gonzalez emphasized the need for increased awareness of iodine deficiency as reports of low levels in children emerge again.
Iodine is essential for regulating metabolism and brain development; its deficiency can lead to severe health consequences, particularly in children and pregnant women.
Historically, iodine deficiency was commonplace, but now changes in diet and food manufacturing are contributing to increased cases, affecting the health of future generations.
Read at time.com
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