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New evidence on fluoridation
1997
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health
A review of recent scientific literature reveals a consistent pattern of evidence--hip fractures, skeletal fluorosis, the effect of fluoride on bone structure, fluoride levels in bones and osteosarcomas -pointing to the existence of causal mechanisms by which fluoride damages bones. In addition, there is evidence, accepted by some eminent dental researchers and at least one leading United States proponent of fluoridation, that there is negligible benefit from ingesting fluoride, and that any
doi:10.1111/j.1467-842x.1997.tb01681.x
pmid:9161076
fatcat:njjc2e4osjd3lno6ondr54nfum