Testimonies shared with UN News of events indicate that internet access is extremely limited and that people are queueing for hours to stock up on food and fuel. “Even bread has been scarce at times,” ...

It made a tremendous difference in what we saw in the school systems. The (students) weren’t going out for toothaches.” ...

Researchers found removing fluoride was associated with an increase in tooth decay of 7.5 percentage points, or 25.4 million cases, and cost approximately $9.8 billion over 5 years.

OCALA, Fla. — On Tuesday, the city of Ocala will formally begin the process of removing fluoride from drinking water. This comes as the city looks to fall in line with the new state law.

(The Center Square) – Taking fluoride out of public water systems across the country would result in millions more rotten teeth and cost $9. 8 billion over five years, according to a new study.

A city in Florida began the formal process of removing fluoride from its water supply on Tuesday to be in compliance with a new state law. Ocala -- 75 miles northwest of Orlando -- currently has a ...

If fluoride is removed from your tap water, there are steps you can take to protect your teeth and your children’s teeth. Note, however, Dr. Nascimento adds, that “none of these alternatives ...

The Buffalo Water Board says it will resume adding fluoride to the city's public drinking water by the end of August, nine years after the city quietly stopped adding the cavity-fighting mineral.

POLK COUNTY, Fla. — The city of Lakeland unanimously voted on Monday to stop adding fluoride to its drinking water. Since November, Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo has been urging ...

The fluoride levels in West Point's water are common for the region, but children under the age of 9 may want to take care. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 86°F.

Researchers estimated that removing fluoride from public water supplies would cost the United States $9.8 billion over 5 years to treat increased dental caries and tooth decay in children and ...

St. Petersburg will stop adding fluoride to its public drinking water system next week to comply with a new statewide ban, the city announced Tuesday. But the city still touted the natural mineral ...