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This will definitely need further testing to confirm validity and to pin down the effect further, but if true, that will leave the question of whether as a soci
by crooked-v 7y ago
This will definitely need further testing to confirm validity and to pin down the effect further, but if true, that will leave the question of whether as a society we feel the substantial dental health benefits in most areas are worth the 1.3-point IQ reduction, and if not, what we can do to counterbalance the effects of removing flouride from the water.
Edit: Corrected the IQ drop amount.
- dtech 7y agoThe average IQ drop was 1.3 points. It's 4.5 points per mg/L of fluoride and the average difference was 0.29 mg/L.
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