RFK Jr. and Allies Challenge Fluoride Amidst Health Policy Debates
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pushing to remove fluoride from U.S. drinking water, a move that could align with Donald Trump's administration, despite potential legal challenges and opposition from health organizations like the American Dental Association. Recent studies and a federal court ruling have raised concerns about fluoride's health effects, providing a possible regulatory path under the Toxic Substances Control Act. However, implementing such a ban would be complex and could impact the EPA's focus on other toxic chemicals.
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