RFK Jr. Admits Removing Fluoride From Drinking Water Will 'Probably' Lead to More Cavities in Children
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June 26, 2025, 4:48 PM
- •Robert F. Kennedy Jr. acknowledged that removing fluoride from water would likely lead to more cavities.
- •Kennedy discussed this on Fox News during a campaign event in Oklahoma with Governor Kevin Stitt.
- •Critics and the American Dental Association expressed concerns over the potential negative impacts on dental health, particularly for low-income individuals.
- •The ADA reiterated its support for fluoridating water supplies, citing potential harm and economic consequences of a ban.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. admitted that removing fluoride from water supplies would likely result in more cavities. This statement was made during an appearance on Fox News with Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt. The discussion arose during an event promoting health policies. Critics and dental organizations like the American Dental Association voiced concerns about the adverse effects on dental health, especially for those with lower incomes.
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