A landmark 60-year study of 10,000+ Americans finds no link between fluoridated tap water and lower IQ — but the fine print matters more than the headlines suggest. Man spends years microchipping ...

The number of Florida students taking courses for college credit while still in high school has shot up in recent years. But while the practice makes higher education more affordable and speeds up the ...

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A new long-term study contradicts recent claims that fluoridated water negatively impacts brain function and intelligence. Researchers from the University of Minnesota ...

A new study that followed over 10,000 Wisconsinites from high school into older adulthood found no association between fluoride added to drinking water and lower IQ. This latest research was inspired ...

Share on Pinterest A new study found no link between fluoride in drinking water and negative impacts on brain health. Aidana K/Stocksy A new study finds no evidence that fluoridated drinking water ...

People who drink fluoridated community water long-term are just as smart as those who don't, a first-of-its-kind study found. Published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ...

SAID, EVERYONE IS OKAY. AND OF COURSE THAT’S THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF HEALTH RIGHT NOW. AND A NEW STUDY FINDS THAT DRINKING WATER WITH FLUORIDE AS A CHILD DID NOT IMPACT A PERSON’S IQ OR COGNITIVE ...

A new University of Minnesota analysis found no link between fluoride in drinking water and harm to children's intelligence. Supporters, including the American Dental Association, say fluoridation ...