Debate Over Fluoride in Drinking Water
After decades of fluoridating drinking water to improve public health, some communities are reevaluating the practice.
In Clair County, Michigan, the medical director is opposing fluoridation, similar to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s efforts.
“I am an unfluoridated child,”
a man in the county declared, sharing his personal experience with tooth decay, showing a set of dentures.
- Communities are wavering on fluoridation practice.
- Passionate debate in Clair County, Michigan.
Author's summary: Fluoride debate sparks controversy.
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