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. 2022 Sep 29;20(Suppl 5):e13427. doi: 10.1111/mcn.13427

Table 1.

Summary of national and subnational iodine status surveys conducted in Ethiopia between 2009 and 2021

Authors Location Year of the study Women of reproductive age (WRA) and pregnant women (PW) School children (SAC)
MUIC (μg/L)
Elias et al. (2021) Sidama Zone, SNNPR Region, Southern Ethiopia 2009 37.2 (WRA)
Ersino et al. (2013) Sidama Zone, SNNPR Region, Southern Ethiopia 2009 15 (PW)
Girma et al. (2021) Sidama Zone, SNNPR Region, Southern Ethiopia 2009 34.2 (SAC)
Negeri et al. (2014) Jimma Zone, Oromia Region, Southwest Ethiopia 2011 48 (PW)
Mezgebu et al. (2021) Jimma Zone, Oromia Region, Southwest Ethiopia 2011 56.4 (SAC)
Kibatu et al. (2014) Metekel Zone, Benishangul‐Gumuz Region, Northwest Ethiopia 2012 39.9 (SAC)
Haji et al. (2014) East Haraghe Zone, Oromiya Region, Southwest Ethiopia 2012 58.1 (PW)
Keno et al. (2017) West Welega Zone, Oromia Region, Southwest Ethiopia 2014 88.6 (PW) 70.5 (SAC)
Ethiopia Public Health Institute (EPHI), 2016—Ethiopianmicronutrient deficiencies survey National survey 2015 96.8 (WRA) 104 (SAC)
Wassie et al. (2018) Northwest Ethiopia 2016 235 (SAC)
Asfaw & Belachew, (2019) Dawro Zone, SNNPR Region, Southwest Ethiopia 2017 96.1 (SAC)
Muktar et al. (2018) West Hararghe Zone, Oromia Region, Southwest Ethiopia 2017 146 (SAC)
Ayalew et al. (2021) South Wollo Zone, Amhara Region, Northern Ethiopia 2019 158.5 (SAC)

Abbreviation: MUIC, median urinary iodine concentration.