FLUORIDE

Water fluoridation is a controversial topic for many reasons. While some countries practice it and even expand it, others have discontinued it. For many, it is an inexpensive and easy way to prevent cavities. For others, small doses of a hazardous toxin are being administered, and that has serious consequences not only on teeth and bones, but also on the central nervous system and our cognitive abilities.



Catherine Dumont is an author and historian. Named as Distinguished Professor of American Studies and History, her research interests include the construction of racial identity and class structures.



1. Angel or devil?

2. What is fluorine and what are its uses?

3. Fluoride in tap water

4. Hazard and toxicity

5. Hygiene and dental care

6. Fluoridated water worldwide

7. Germany as a benchmark case

8. Neurological effects of fluoride intake

9. Conspiracy theories about fluoride

10. Christopher Bryson and his fluoride hoax

11. Fluoride Action Network and its opposition

12. The importance of consent