Robert F. Kennedy Jr., head of the Department of Health and Human Services, is calling for substantive action to limit Americans’ exposure to toxic substances, arguing that these contribute to poor ...

The health costs of removing fluoride from the American water supply could reach nearly $20 billion over 10 years.

The HHS Secretary holds controversial views on many topics, including vaccines. But some physicians welcome his focus on ...

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ShareRemoving fluoride from the U.S. water supply could result in more than 25 million more decayed teeth in children and teenagers within five years, a new study led has warned. The findings were ...

Ocala, Florida, began the formal process of removing fluoride from its water supply to be in compliance with a new state law ...

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s stark comments about children with autism have splintered a community of ...

The simulations estimated that a ban would result in tooth decay in 25.4 million more teeth, which is equivalent to a decayed ...

Key Takeaways A fluoride ban could result in 25 million more decayed teeth among children and teensThat’s a decayed tooth for ...

Utah's capital of Salt Lake City created new flag designs while Boise, the capital of Idaho, made the traditional pride flag ...

Researchers estimated 7.5% more U.S. children would get cavities, affecting 25.4 million additional teeth, if fluoridation ...

A new Harvard study shows that eliminating water fluoridation would lead to 25.4 million additional decayed teeth over five ...