Long, S.
, Kassim, B.
, Boggs-Russell, A.
, Tai, S.
and Wise, S.
(2016),
Development of Standard Reference Materials to Support Assessments of Iodine Status in Nutrition and Human Health., American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, [online], https://doi.org/10.3945/ajcn.115.110361
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Development of Standard Reference Materials to Support Assessments of Iodine Status in Nutrition and Human Health.
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Iodine deficiency remains a significant global public health challenge. Analytical measurements are therefore made routinely to assess iodine intake from food and supplements, public health status and trends. The National Institute of Standards and Technology has been working with the National Institutes of Healths Office of Dietary Supplements for several years to develop higher-order reference methods and Standard Reference Materials which support the validation of new routine analytical methods and to provide benchmark quality assurance programs and proficiency testing.Citation
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
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104
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iodine, reference materials, biomarkers, dietary supplements, urine, food, blood spots
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