In Friday 6 October 2000, The Guardian Publish the history article named "Government backs fluoride for all" by Sarah Boseley.
This article is about England's government who are pressing for supply the water with fluoride... Is this a good choice? , The citizens from England have differents point of view about this situations, and the authority It's looking for infomation for support the detemination in today's British Medical Journal for example, but the discussion is open yet.
In one hand the Intendent Lord Hunt, report at population an amount of cientific information with the benefits of fluoride, This are, The fluoride in water has a protect effect of dental caries, with this kind of publications the Intendent pretend convice the anti-fluoride compaigners, but in Spite gonvernment efforts, their are in disagree with fluoride supply.
This article is about England's government who are pressing for supply the water with fluoride... Is this a good choice? , The citizens from England have differents point of view about this situations, and the authority It's looking for infomation for support the detemination in today's British Medical Journal for example, but the discussion is open yet.In one hand the Intendent Lord Hunt, report at population an amount of cientific information with the benefits of fluoride, This are, The fluoride in water has a protect effect of dental caries, with this kind of publications the Intendent pretend convice the anti-fluoride compaigners, but in Spite gonvernment efforts, their are in disagree with fluoride supply.
The comission of Gobernment from the NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination at University of York, made a review wit 214 publications related to this controversial situation, and they found information of all kinds. Marion Mc Donagh and colleagues shows to cientific community and England's population, the benefits of fluoride water and the impact in dental caries, and they concludes that dental benefits are poor. But other paper of BMJ underline that women has a higer bone mineral density when are using fluoride water, preventing risk of fracture.
This controversial is open, and government has left it to water companies decide if they wants suply the water with fluoride or not.
This controversial is open, and government has left it to water companies decide if they wants suply the water with fluoride or not.
For read the original article click here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2000/oct/06/sarahboseley?INTCMP=SRCH
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Hi! this is a very controversial and discuted piece of news, because in most part of Europe the water have to be floride-free but in our case such as a south american country we dont have problem to put fluor in water...
ReplyDeleteHi Cristina!!
ReplyDeleteThe article that you choice is very important, because for all the people the water is essential. I think if the scientist aren´t agree about the effect of fluoride in the human body, the Government can´t allow any determination, and not give this responsibility to companies without scruple.
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