| 11. | Marx wrote that labor " produces culture, but also imbecility and cretinism for the worker ."
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| 12. | Since it began the process in 1922, the country has eliminated cretinism and greatly reduced the number of goiter cases.
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| 13. | Iodine deficiency can cause paralysis, deaf-mutism, dwarfism, facial and physical deformities, cretinism and nerve damage.
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| 14. | In extreme cases, iodine deficiency can cause goiter and cretinism, a thyroid deficiency causing arrested mental and physical deformity.
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| 15. | In children, hypothyroidism can cause a delay in growth and intellectual development, which is called cretinism in severe cases.
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| 16. | In newborns, it is the cause of a rare condition called cretinism, whose symptoms are stunted growth and mental retardation.
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| 17. | In children, hypothyroidism leads to delayed growth and in extreme inborn forms to a syndrome called " cretinism ".
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| 18. | However, an article by Oxnard, Obendorf and Kefford rejects Groves and FitzGerald's argument and revives the cretinism hypothesis.
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| 19. | The most visible and severe effects disabling goiters, cretinism and dwarfism affect a tiny minority, usually in mountain villages.
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| 20. | There, he saw a large number of people suffering from the illness of cretinism, which became a subject of his paintings.
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