Women with high early pregnancy urinary iodine levels have an increased risk of hyperthyroid newborns: the population‐based Generation R Study

Iodine deficiency during pregnancy results in thyroid dysfunction and has been associated with adverse obstetric and foetal effects, leading to worldwide salt iodization programmes.

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