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Fluoride in drinking water

The effects of fluoride in drinking water on human health, particularly regarding developmental harms and tooth decay prevention.

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Jan 26, 2026
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Floride toothpaste

is a well-supported preventive tool that strengthens enamel and reduces cavities when used at recommended concentrations, but improper use—especially swallowing by young children—raises the risk of an...

Feb 6, 2026

What studies link fluoride exposure to childhood neurodevelopmental outcomes, and how strong is the evidence?

The literature linking to childhood neurodevelopment ranges from dozens of small cross-sectional studies and meta-analyses that often report lower IQ with higher fluoride exposure to larger prospectiv...

Jan 24, 2026

fluoride

is a naturally occurring mineral widely used to prevent and added to many community water systems, a public-health measure credited with reducing cavities; the estimates about a 25% reduction in cavit...

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