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The Times reported that Iran is seeking to distribute iodine tablets to people living within two to three kilometres of nuclear facilities during wartime, amid fears of a renewed confrontation with the United States. Iran’s Health Ministry, however, denied that its officials had made these remarks and said the health sector was prepared for various scenarios. Earlier reports said that 180,000 potassium iodide tablets had been distributed in Bushehr. The tablets help limit the thyroid’s absorption of radioactive iodine, but they do not protect against other radioactive substances or external radiation.
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