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Fluoride in Water: Myths and Facts

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Fluoride in water has been a hot topic for over a century. It all started when scientists noticed that people in certain areas had fewer tooth problems. They found that these areas had fluoride in the water. Adding a little fluoride to water can prevent tooth decay, but it's not that simple. Some people worry that it might lower kids' IQ. A recent study looked at many other studies on this. It found that kids in areas with a lot of natural fluoride might have lower IQs, but adding a tiny amount to water doesn't seem to harm kids' brains. It's important to note that most of the studies were from places like China and India, where natural fluoride levels can be very high. Also, many of these studies had problems. They couldn't control all the factors that might affect IQ. So, while fluoride in water can help teeth, the debate on its effect on IQ is still ongoing. It's a complex issue that needs more research.

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