urinary iodine concentration

What are the Recommended UIC Levels for Children?

The World Health Organization (WHO) has established guidelines for assessing iodine status based on UIC:
- 300 µg/L: Indicates excessive iodine intake.
For children, a median UIC of 100-199 µg/L is considered indicative of adequate iodine nutrition.

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