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Pregnant women require about 150 mcg iodine per day. The best source of iodine is iodised salt. Other sources are bread, dairy products, seafood, meat. Only about 50% of prenatal vitamin tablets contain the requisite amounts of iodine, so they are not a reliable source.
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