CDC Unable To Cite Studies Showing Fluoride Is Effective When Swallowed @fluoridealert
CDC Unable To Cite Studies Showing Fluoride Is Effective When Swallowed  @fluoridealert
Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 42 minutes ago
The Director of The Centers For Disease Control's (CDC) Oral Health Division, Casey Hannan, fumbles during a deposition for the TSCA Fluoride Lawsuit when asked to provide documentation of the studies CDC relies on to support its claim that fluoride reduces tooth decay when ingested.

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CDC Unable To Cite Studies Showing Fluoride Is Effective When Swallowed

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