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Israel Mandates Iodized Table Salt to Combat Widespread Deficiency
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Israel will soon require iodine fortification in household table salt to combat widespread deficiency, particularly among children and pregnant women. The measure aims to improve public health without increasing salt prices or consumption.
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- Israel will mandate iodized table salt within two years to address deficiency.
- Surveys show high rates of iodine deficiency in children and pregnant women.
- Fortification aims to improve health without raising salt prices.
- Iodine is essential for thyroid function and cognitive development.
- The measure follows international public health strategies.
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