Lecture

Iodine Deficiency: A Historical Perspective

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This lecture delves into the historical context of iodine deficiency, starting with Napoleon's encounter with goiters in Valais, Switzerland. It explains the role of the thyroid gland in producing essential hormones and the impact of iodine deficiency on human health. The lecture also discusses the success of iodine fortification programs worldwide, highlighting the importance of adequate iodine intake for proper brain development and overall well-being.

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