Today’s Solutions: November 25, 2024

According to new research the NHS could save around £200 per child if it gave small doses of iodine to expectant and breastfeeding mothers The introduction of universal iodine supplements for pregnant women could save countries thousands of pounds in future health costs for each child, even in nations with only a mild iodine deficiency such as the UK. According to new research the NHS could save around £200 per child if it gave small…

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