… in dietary intake during pregnancy and lactation, preterm birth, … feeding and use of supplements
for the infants that are not … to supplement iodine during pregnancy and lactation [7]. Even …

… -moderate ID in pregnancy persist although iodine intake is adequate in childhood (indicated
by … , and lactating women who have a low milk/yoghurt intake. In addition, they are currently …

… well as iodine for older infants are exceptions, for which there are explicit supplementation
recommendations in the first year of infancy in addition to breastfeeding/ formula nutrition [10]. …

… pregnancy and infant milk-feeding practices were systematically reviewed, with the highlights
related to nutrition during pregnancy … and the remaining 3 pregnancy questions received a …

… There is no national Iodine supplementation strategy for pregnant women, … milk iodine
concentration but was insufficient to ensure adequate iodine status in the women or their infants. …

… all infants studied were iodine sufficient regardless of maternal iodine supplementation or
whether infants … iodine physiology during pregnancy and lactation, the importance of adequate …

… between milk and dairy product consumption and the iodine status of pregnant women in the
… status is associated with offspring language skills in infancy and toddlerhood. Nutrients 10, …

… skills in early childhood seen in … iodine-containing supplements did not show any beneficial
effects on offspring's neurodevelopment, the number of women who took such supplements …

… ) in the breast milk of Nigerian women may be high enough to affect thyroid function in
nursing infants in the presence of insufficient iodine. This may result in infant goiter. Because …

… Two of the 19 reviewed papers included data of lactating women taking IS. The range of
median UIC values in nursing women who took IS was 41–118 μg/L [20]. However, the median …