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WHO Global Database on Iodine DeficiencyThe database on iodine deficiency includes data by country on goitre prevalence and/or urinary iodine concentration

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Vitamin and Mineral Nutrition Information System (VMNIS)

Last Updated: 2006-12-28

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Reference no 1085

General Notes: Sample selected by systematic random sampling from all constructed clusters in the sub-districts; 100 SAC then randomly and proportionally selected from each grade (primary schoolconsists of grades 1-6) within each cluster.

Reference no 728

General Notes: Sample comprised PW from the subdistrict of Dukun, Central Java.

Mean age (SD): 25.5 (5.2) years.Line note 27

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R E F E R E N C E S

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Maberly GF, Yasin F, Eastman CJ. Approaches to monitoring iodine prophilaxis in Indonesia. In: Proceedings of the National Iodine Deficiency Disorders Meeting (Pertemuan Nasional

Gaki); 1989 Aug 7-10; Jakarta, Indonesia. Sydney, Australian Center for the Control of Iodine Disorders, 1989 :125-140.Reference 728

WHO, World Bank, Ministry of Health [Indonesia]. Iodine deficiency in Indonesia. A detailed nationwide map of goitre prevalence. Geneva, World Health Organisation, World Bank,Ministry of Health, Indonesia, 2000.

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Pardede LVH, Hardjowasito W, Gross R, Dillon DHS, Totoprajogo OS, Yosoprawoto M, Waskito L, Untoro J. Urinary iodine excretion is the most appropriate outcome indicator foriodine deficiency at field conditions at district level. Journal of Nutrition, 1998, 128 :1122-1126.

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Djokomoeljanto R, Setyawan H, Dramaix M, Hadisaputro S, Soehartono T, Delange F. The ThyroMobil model for standardized evaluation of iodine deficiency disorder control inIndonesia. Thyroid, 2001, 11 :365-372.

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Directorate of Community, Directorate of Community Nutrition, Ministry of Health. Technical asssistance for evaluation on intensified iodine deficiency control project. Jakarta, Ministryof Health, 2003.

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ADDITIONAL REFERENCES

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BPS Statistics [Indonesia], UNICEF. End decade statistical report: data and descriptive analysis. BPS Statistics Indonesia, 2003.Reference 4542

Hardinsyah, Suroso. Micronutrient programs in Indonesia. Paper presented at a workshop on "Successful Micronutrient Programs" held at the International Union ofNutritional Sciences. Vienna, 2001.

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Untoro J, Schultink W, West CE, Gross R Hautvast JGAJ. Efficacy of oral iodized peanut oil is greater than that of iodized poppy seed oil among Indonesianschoolchildren. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2006, 84 :1208-12014.

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