Why is iodide suppression not useful for the long-term treatment of hyperthyroidism?
A. Because iodide reduces the vascularity of the thyroid gland
B. Because the effects of iodide suppression are not permanent
C. Because iodide enhances the size of the thyroid gland over time
D. Because iodide destroys overactive thyroid tissue
Answer: B
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