Background: Seaweed is an important dietary component and a rich source of iodine in
several chemical forms in Asian communities. Their high consumption of this element (25 …

The authors have hypothesized that dietary iodine (deficiency or excess) is associated with
the development of some gastric and mammary cancers, as it is well-known for thyroid …

Abstract Both copper (Cu2+/+) and iodine (I−) are essential elements in all living organisms.
Increasing the intracellular concentrations of Cu or I ions may efficiently inhibit tumor growth …

Context: Some previous studies have suggested increased cancer risk in hyperthyroid
patients treated with radioactive iodine (RAI). It is unclear whether the excess cancer risk is …

Iodine is the heaviest and richest in electrons among required elements in the animal diet.
Inorganic iodides are necessary for all living vegetable and animal cells, but only the …

Background Poland has one of the highest death rates for stomach cancer in Europe.
Moderate iodine deficiency and in consequence high goitre prevalence led to the …

In a population-based case-control study in the Uppsala-Orebro Health Care Region of
Sweden, the histories of cancer among parents of 517 histologically confirmed cases of …

The authors review the role of inorganic and organic forms of iodine as an antioxidant in
evolution of plants and animals. Iodine is one of the most abundant electron-rich essential …

The United Nations nutrition policy papers [1, 2], Food and Nutrition Board and Institute of
Medicine [3], Dunn [4], Dunn and Delange [5] of the International Council for the Control of …

The aim of this study was to investigate the urine iodine concentration in women with severe
preeclampsia and in healthy women in Erzurum, Turkey. Urine specimens were obtained …