RFK Jr. and Trump Stir Debate on Fluoride and Vaccines
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., known for his anti-vaccine stance, is advocating for the removal of fluoride from U.S. public water systems, claiming it poses health risks. Despite his assertions, decades of research support the safety and dental benefits of fluoridated water, which the CDC considers a major public health achievement. Critics argue that removing fluoride could worsen dental health, especially for underserved communities. The debate echoes broader concerns about medical freedom and public health policy.
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- Trump doesn't rule out banning vaccines if he becomes president NBC News
- Fluoride, Vaccines, Obamacare: What to Know About Trump’s Health Statements The New York Times
- Fluoride in water: An S.F. judge has already ruled on removing it San Francisco Chronicle
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