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RFK Jr. Admits Removing Fluoride From Drinking Water Will 'Probably' Lead to More Cavities in Children

OKLAHOMA, JUN 26 – Robert F. Kennedy Jr. admits fluoride removal may increase cavities, despite evidence showing water fluoridation reduces tooth decay by 25%, raising concerns about impacts on low-income children.

  • Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. acknowledged that removing fluoride from drinking water could lead to more cavities in children and low-income Americans.
  • Kennedy cited a study that he claimed found a connection between fluoride and IQ loss, but the study noted insufficient data on the low fluoride levels in the U.S.
  • The American Dental Association criticized Kennedy's stance, asserting that removing fluoride could harm public health and increase untreated cavities.
  • Starting July 1, Florida will stop adding fluoride to drinking water, which has raised concerns among dental professionals.
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The American state of Utah has banned fluoride, and dentists are worried that other states will follow suit.

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The New Republic broke the news in on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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