F.A.N. Newsletters

The Fluoride Action Network's volunteer Senior Science Writer, Jack Crowther, successfully had an excellent OpEd published in the Rutland Herald this week, one of Vermont's largest newspapers.  Please click on the link below to read and share this powerful piece:

Read & Share: "Fluoridation on Trial: Coverage Lacking"

Jack has also had two other great opinion pieces on fluoridation published in the Rutland Herald, including last October's Study Deals Blow to Fluoridation, and last month's The Myth of Fluoridation.

Fluoride Awareness Week

The Fluoride Action Network has teamed up with Dr. Joseph Mercola and Mercola.com to bring you our 8^th Annual Fluoride Awareness Week (May 20 -27).  Dr. Mercola has been featuring articles on his website and social media sites discussing the risks associated with fluoride and the need for ending artificial water fluoridation worldwide, and will continue to do so through Sunday.

Mercola kicked off Awareness week with an article Update on the Movement Against Water Fluoridation, featuring an interview with FAN’s Director, Paul Connett, PhD.

Early this morning, Mercola published the second feature article, Two Major Legal Victories in Federal Court Case to End Water Fluoridation, in which I provide an update and overview of FAN’s lawsuit with the EPA, the latest information regarding fluoride neurotoxicity research, and how the lawsuit could impact how the EPA regulates many toxins in the future. 

Please read these articles and take a minute to add a comment at the bottom of the pages.  Later this week, Mercola.com will continue to share articles and social media posts—including new infographics and short videos--on fluoride and fluoridation on their Facebook and Twitter pages.  You can also follow the action on FAN's Facebook and Twitter pages.  Please like, share, and comment on these posts to help show support for our message and to help educate others. 

 

Sincerely,

 

Stuart Cooper
Campaign DirectorFluoride Action Network

P.S. - The Connetts' robins are ready to fly: