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. 2018 Sep 7;21(16):2982–2988. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018002197

Table 2.

Summary characteristics of participants according to population group, Armenia, September–November 2016

n or % Median P25–P75 Mean sd
School-age children
Count 312
% Female 45
Adj. UIC (μg/l) 243 202–295
Adj. UNaC (mmol/l) 180·9 51·7
SI (mg/kg) 35·6 7·2
Age (years) 10·5 1·7
Pregnant women
Count 311
Adj. UIC (μg/l) 227 205–246
Adj. UNaC (mmol/l) 150·4 43·0
SI (mg/kg) 35·6 6·1
Age (years) 26·1 7·8
% Supplement* 29
Women of reproductive age
Count 332
Adj. UIC (μg/l) 308 254–372
Adj. UNaC (mmol/l) 166·9 44·2
SI (mg/kg) 36·3 7·5
Age (years) 35·7 14·8
Adj. UNaC/UCr (mol/10 g) 1·816 2·525

P25, 25th percentile; P75, 75th percentile; Adj. UIC, adjusted urinary iodine concentration; Adj. UNaC, adjusted urinary Na concentration; SI, salt iodine concentration; Adj. UNaC/UCr, adjusted ratio of urinary Na to urinary creatinine (mmol/l/mg/dl).

*

Percentage of participants who responded ‘yes’ to survey question asking if participant has taken iodine supplements in the past 60 d or who reported taking a prenatal vitamin supplement known to contain iodine, out of the total number of participants who responded to that survey question, which had only a 36 % response rate.