Analysis of more than 11 million births across hundreds of US counties reveals community water fluoridation has no ...

Results showed that estimated changes in birth weight were small and not statistically meaningful, ranging from a decrease of ...

City workers did not find out about the problem for several weeks, officials said, but there was no public health concern.

No evidence of association for CWF with birth weight or other birth outcomes in study of >11 million singleton births.

By Dr. Liji Thomas, MD Analyzing nearly 11.5 million births across four decades, researchers use rigorous methods to show ...

In the US, fluoride has been added to drinking water since the late 1940s. The rollout happened gradually at the municipal level and today reaches more than 60% of the population. Data from 11.5 ...

A new study from Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health finds that community water fluoridation (CWF) is not ...

Parents can be reassured by a rigorous new study that found no evidence of harm to children's health from fluoridated water, ...

Columbia University study finds no link between fluoride in public water and changes in newborn health or pregnancy outcomes.

The city of Madison is no longer fluoridating their water and Ridgeland is on the verge of following Madison’s lead. It’s ...

If it’s removed from our water supply, are there alternatives?