Table 2.

Studies representing prevalence of goiter from 1994 onward.

Punjab			KP			Sindh			GB			AJK
Region/year	SP	GP/ID (%)	Region/year	SP	GP/ID (%)	Region/year	SP	GP/ID (%)	Region/year	SP	GP/ID (%)	Region/year	SP	GP/ID (%)
Punjab90 1995	─	81a	Swat22 1998	728	59.2	Sindh42 2001	─	─	Gilgit91 1995	─	22.2	AJK42 2001	–	28
Rawalpindi23 2001	210	9.5	Abbotabad49 1999	1628	23.9/35.7	Banbhore, MK92 2005	1028	0.3 BI 2.2 AI	Gilgit42 2001	─	34	Bagh93 2009	675	3.0a
Lahore94 2004	1295	13.5a	Swat24 1999	─	70	MKK95 2007	485	52a	Ghanche96 2005	120	100	AJK20 2011	65	65.4
Punjab42 2001	─	21	Swat62 2000	960	52♂,45♀	Sindh20 2011	307	35.0a	Hunza61 2011	2550	0.47	AJK97 2014	100	20
Lahore98 2003	350	60.6	Pehawar50 2001	─	20	Hyderabad99 2013	50	30.5	Gilgit100 2011	150 125	27.6 BI 19.2 AI
Rawalpindi25 2005	369	52	KP42 2001	─	27	Sindh101 2013		40aSAC 60aPW	GB20 2011	29	70.0a
Rawalpindi26 2006	508	57.09	Karak102 2006	1426	47
Lahore103 2009	660	8.8	Pehawar104 2011	─	53/45.08
Lahore36 2009	254	31.8/79.5a	Peshawar104 2011	122	53.27a
Lahore105 2011	110	100 aχ	KP20 2011	162	26.0a
PakPattan106 2011	200	80	Charsadda39 2013	1210	15.8/54.7
PakPattan107 2011	2335	28.7	Karak37 2013	1194	14.5/87.3
Punjab20 2011	585	39.3a	Kohat38 2013	1170	35/92.7
Lahore108 2012	293	24.5	Peshawar45 2015	251	14.8

KPK, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; GB, Gilgit Baltistan; AJK, Azad Jammu and Kashmir; SP, study population; GP, goiter prevalence; ID, iodine deficiency; BI, before intervention; AI, after intervention; MK, Mirpur Khas; MKK, Matiari, Khairpur, Karachi; SAC, school age children; PW, pregnant women.

^aIodine deficiency percentage.