Debate Grows Over Fluoride in Drinking Water Amid Rising Concerns and Benefits
In Michigan, some communities like Grayling are ending water fluoridation due to personal choice concerns and shifting political attitudes, despite its long history as a public health measure. This trend is part of a broader national and international debate, influenced by critics, changing scientific opinions, and political actions, which could lead to increased dental health issues, especially among vulnerable populations. The lack of mandatory notification about fluoridation cessation raises concerns about public awareness and health impacts.
