Dental company stocks jump amid RFK Jr.'s health claims about fluoride
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"The thought here is RFK will bring to HHS a voice that is in favor of reducing, or eliminating, the amount of fluoridation that is added to drinking water," Don Bilson said, indicating that this could lead to an acceleration of tooth decay and more dental visits.
"There is excellent, solid data going back 75 years showing that fluoride is both safe, and it's extremely effective at decreasing dental decay, that is, cavities, by strengthening the enamel of our teeth," Dr. Aaron Yancoskie explained, refuting claims made by fluoride skeptics.
Kennedy, who has been labeled a vaccine skeptic, described fluoride as an 'industrial waste' and linked it to various health issues, sparking a debate about its effects and leading to potential policy changes.
Experts argue that while some studies have suggested risks associated with fluoride exposure in pregnant women, the consensus remains that fluoride is essential for maintaining dental health and preventing cavities.
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