Sources, Pathways, and Health Effects of Iodine in the Environment

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Thyroid Hormone 100%
• Cow 66%
• Thyroid Disease 66%
• Iodine Deficiency 66%
• Hyperthyroidism 66%
• Methyl Iodide 33%
• Marine Species 33%
• Iodised Salt 33%
• Antiinfective Agent 33%
• Wound 33%
• Sodium Chloride 33%
• Base 33%
• Congenital Hypothyroidism 33%
• Goiter 33%
• Hypothyroidism 33%
• Autoimmune Thyroiditis 33%

Keyphrases

• Source Effects 100%
• Thyroid Hormones 20%
• Iodine Deficiency 13%
• Hyperthyroidism 13%
• Iodine Intake 13%
• Thyroid Dysfunction 13%
• Crystalline Solids 6%
• Hormone Secretion 6%
• Goiter 6%
• Liquid Form 6%
• Susceptible Individuals 6%
• Sea Spray 6%
• Lactating Women 6%
• Toxic Level 6%
• Food Intake 6%
• Atmospheric Environment 6%
• Iodine Supplementation 6%
• Marine Organisms 6%
• Iodine-deficient Area 6%
• Autoimmune Thyroiditis 6%
• Sorption Process 6%
• Metallic Properties 6%
• Soil-plant 6%
• Surgical Procedures 6%
• Daily Consumption 6%
• Wound Cleaning 6%
• Cretinism 6%
• Dairy Cow 6%
• Methyl Iodide 6%
• Body Growth 6%
• Solid Form 6%
• Iodine Excess 6%
• Hypothyroidism 6%
• Body Development 6%
• Human Metabolism 6%
• Cleaning Products 6%
• Exposure Pathways 6%
• Iodized Salt 6%
• Lactation Period 6%
• Marine Atmosphere 6%