U.S. government report links WHO 'safe' fluoride levels to lower IQ in kids
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'2-5 point drop'
SUMMARY

A U.S. government report has revealed that fluoride levels in drinking water at twice the recommended U.S. limit (but within the 'safe limit' set by the World Health Organization) may be linked to lower IQs in children. This significant finding comes from the National Toxicology Program, reviewing studies from various countries, and marks the first federal acknowledgment of this potential risk.

While fluoride is known to help prevent cavities, the report raises concerns about high fluoride exposure. Ashley Malin, a researcher, emphasized the report's importance, calling it rigorously conducted.

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