GAIN–New Gates Report Shows 466 Million More Protected From Iodine Deficiency
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GAIN–New Gates Report Shows 466 Million More Protected From Iodine Deficiency


A new report shows that GAIN’s Universal Salt Iodization Partnership Project efforts with UNICEF has protected an additional 466 million people against iodine deficiency. This includes approximately 18.2 million pregnant and lactating women, leading to the protection of newborn cognitive health, as well as 113 million children, aged 6 months to 15 years old who are no longer at risk of ID’s debilitating effects.


To read more about GAIN’s iodization work, go to our Information Page or GAIN’s website.


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Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition

The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is a recommended charity of The Life You Can Save. The GAIN’s Salt Iodization Program is a multi-faceted partnership approach to promoting Universal Salt Iodization, thereby eradicating the many debilitating health effects of iodine deficiency, including brain damage in infants.


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