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Accessible version: https://youtu.be/Bc0qkmgWWmY Bone fractures or skeletal fluorosis Lifetime
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- Bone fractures or skeletal fluorosis
- Lifetime exposure to fluoride at higher drinking water concentrations
(e.g. 4.0 mg/L) has been associated with bone fractures and skeletal fluorosis
- Unwanted health effects other than dental fluorosis
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92% very mild to mild
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Messages in support of CWF
Fluoride prevents tooth decay. CWF is widely accepted in the U.S. with an estimated 204 million (74 percent) of those on community water systems drinking fluoridated water. CWF has been used in the U.S. for nearly 70 years. CDC says CWF is one of “10 great public health achievements of the 20th century.” Every $1 invested in CWF saves $38 in annual dental costs.
Messages against CWF
The recommendation to change water fluoride levels suggests it is unsafe. There are too many unknowns when it comes to CWF. CWF has shown to have negative impacts on IQ in children, as well as cause bone fractures, bone pain, and tenderness (with citations to non-scientific studies). Fluoride is a by-product of pesticide or a prescription drug. CWF is a means of government intrusiveness, and it inhibits personal autonomy.
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Kingston Newburgh
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New York City
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Panel recommended new fiscal incentives to support community fluoridation
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