USA - Will they agree when they get a fracture?

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Dr. Andrade calls the fluoride question a classic risk-benefit analysis. In a community such as New Bedford, with very high dental decay among many poor people and very little opportunity for thousands of people to get proper dental care, the benefits of splashing fluoridated water regularly on teeth when drinking water outweigh the risks the substance will build up in the body over a lifetime and possibly contribute to fluorosis, bone fracture or a case of a highly rare form of bone cancer