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Assessment of Iodine Deficiency in School Children in Aligarh District, India.

Ahmad Nadeem Aslami, Mohammed A Ansari, N Khalique, Umesh Kapil
Indian Pediatrics 2016 June 2
We carried out the study to assessw iodine deficiency disorders among school children of 6-12 years age group in Aligarh district of India. The prevalence of goiter was 5.2%. Modern Urinary Iodine Excretion level was 150 μg/l, 22.5% of students had biochemical iodine deficiency. 50.4% households were consuming adequately iodized salt.

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