The relationship of the iodine contents of water, milk and pasture to the occurrence of endemic goitre in two districts of England

The relationship of the iodine contents of water, milk and pasture to the occurrence of endemic goitre in two districts of England

by Medical Research Council (Great Britain). Committee on iodine deficiency and thyroid disease.

Book 217 of Special report series --

1936

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