https://www.selleckchem.com/products/OSI-906.html Any recommendations from such strategic reviews will need to be assessed against competing development priorities and then planned, coordinated, and implemented effectively. While accurate technical understanding is necessary to take strategic action, the best plans to eliminate hunger and malnutrition will flounder if efforts are not also made to advocate for policy change, to build political leadership, and to hold accountable those responsible for the actions required. Any recommendations from such strategic reviews will need to be assessed against competing development priorities and then planned, coordinated, and implemented effectively. While accurate technical understanding is necessary to take strategic action, the best plans to eliminate hunger and malnutrition will flounder if efforts are not also made to advocate for policy change, to build political leadership, and to hold accountable those responsible for the actions required. This study aimed to explore the correlation between population-based iodine intake from iodized salt (iodine-IS) and thyroid cancer (TC) incidence. The TC incidence data were collected from the annual reports issued by China's National Central Cancer Registry. The iodine- IS data were extracted from the National Iodized Salt Surveys and National IDD Surveys (NIDDs). The time lag effect of iodine-IS on TC incidence was examined by using a polynomial distributed lag (PDL) model. Iodine-IS consumption peaked in 1999, declined to approximately 60% of 1999 in 2018, but remained close to 142.2 μg/person/day. After 2000, TC incidence increased notably on an annual basis. Iodine-IS and the age-standardized rate adjusted to the world population of TC incidence were significantly negatively correlated (p<0.05). The PDL model revealed that iodine-IS had a significant 6-year time lag effect on TC incidence (p<0.05). Iodine nutrition, as indicated by iodine-IS, exhibited a steady decline. The p