Beitrag nat�rlicher Mineralw�sser zur lodidversorgung der Bev�lkerung

Kirchner, Susanne; Stelz, Alice; Muskat, Erich

doi:10.1007/bf01231067

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“…China discovered water-source hyperiodinemic goiter for the first time. In recent years, high levels of iodine have been discovered in water sources located in several countries including Sri Lanka (29), Colombia (30), Germany (31), Sudan (32), and others (33). Regions with water-source hyperiodinemic goiter have been identified in 13 provinces of China.…”

Section: Water-source Hyperiodinemic Goitermentioning

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Comprehensive evaluation of the effectiveness of endemic disease prevention and control in Jiangsu Province, China, 2013–2022

Liu,

Wang,

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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As a strong economic and populous province in China, Jiangsu is home to four endemic diseases. Despite efforts in the past decade, the prevention and control of these four endemic diseases are not uniform because of the different etiological chains and influencing factors of these diseases. Among the evaluation methodologies for endemic disease control, only one method is currently available for each disease. In this study, we selected 14 indicators to comprehensively evaluate the effectiveness of endemic disease control in Jiangsu between 2013 and 2022. We improved the method for calculating the weights of the indicators and established a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model based on the weighted Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to an Ideal Solution model and a weighted grey relational analysis model. The results of the comprehensive evaluation showed that the progress of endemic disease control in Jiangsu was not always in line with our expectations of improvement, with the top five years of better control occurring in 2015, 2013, 2021, 2022, and 2014. The results of the sensitivity analysis confirm the reliability and accuracy of these findings. We discovered that measures such as the reform of the salt industry, use of thyroid ultrasound, and new water supply projects for residents in Jiangsu affected the progress of endemic disease prevention and control. The tracking of endemic disease status should consider the potential effects of changes in policies implemented in other industries on endemic disease prevention and control. Additionally, the results of this study provide a theoretical basis for enhancing prevention and control practices in other regions of China.

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Comprehensive evaluation of the effectiveness of endemic disease prevention and control in Jiangsu Province, China, 2013–2022

Liu,

Wang,

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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“…In 2013, there were ten countries with excessive iodine intake[6] secondary to numerous factors. Currently, although iodine excess caused by elevated water iodine has been reported mainly in China, some other countries also suffer this problem, such as Columbia[7], Sudan[8], Germany[9], Denmark[10], Niger[11], Saharawi[12] and Sri Lanka[13]. In China, water iodine levels vary greatly amongst the elevated water iodine areas spread across 12 provinces and municipalities[14].…”

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The Standard, Intervention Measures and Health Risk for High Water Iodine Areas

Liu

Shen

et al. 2014

PLoS ONE

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Our study aims to clarify the population nutrient status in locations with different levels of iodine in the water in China; to choose effective measurements of water improvement(finding other drinking water source of iodine not excess) or non-iodised salt supply or combinations thereof; to classify the areas of elevated water iodine levels and the areas with endemic goiter; and to evaluate the risk factors of water iodine excess on pregnant women, lactating women and the overall population of women. From Henan, Hebei, Shandong and Shanxi province of China, for each of 50∼99 µg/L, 100∼149 µg/L, 150∼299 µg/L, and ≥300 µg/L water iodine level, three villages were selected respectively. Students of 6–12 years old and pregnant were sampled from villages of each water-iodine level of each province, excluded iodized salt consumer. Then the children's goiter volume, the children and pregnant's urinary iodine and water iodine were tested. In addition, blood samples were collected from pregnant women, lactating women and other women of reproductive age for each water iodine level in the Shanxi Province for thyroid function tests. These indicators should be matched for each person. When the water iodine exceeds 100 µg/L; the iodine nutrient of children are iodine excessive, and are adequate or more than adequate for the pregnant women. It is reasonable to define elevated water iodine areas as locations where the water iodine levels exceed 100 µg/L. The supply of non-iodised salt alone cannot ensure adequate iodine nutrition of the residents, and water improvement must be adopted, as well. Iodine excess increases the risk of certain thyroid diseases in women from one- to eightfold.

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Stehle,

Ellinger

2024

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Beitrag nat�rlicher Mineralw�sser zur lodidversorgung der Bev�lkerung

Cited by 4 publications

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Comprehensive evaluation of the effectiveness of endemic disease prevention and control in Jiangsu Province, China, 2013–2022

Comprehensive evaluation of the effectiveness of endemic disease prevention and control in Jiangsu Province, China, 2013–2022

The Standard, Intervention Measures and Health Risk for High Water Iodine Areas

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