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Finland runs out of iodine pills after health officials warn of possible nuclear incidents due to Russia's war in Ukraine

The Finnish Health Ministry said Tuesday that "an accident at a nuclear power plant could release radioactive iodine into the environment, which could build up in the thyroid gland."

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Iodine pills in short supply after Finland updates guideline

HELSINKI (AP) Many Finnish pharmacies ran out of iodine tablets Wednesday, a day after the Nordic country's health ministry recommended that households

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Iodine pills in short supply after Finland updates guideline

Iodine pills in short supply after Finland updates guideline
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